The Evening Record, December 28, 1905

The Evening Record, December 28, 1905

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Grand Traverse County (Mich.)

Traverse City (Mich.)

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Bates, Thomas T. (1841-1912) and Hannen, John W. (1863-1940)

1905-12-28

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THE EVENING RECORD 1^^
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TRAVEIIBB CITY. MICMIOAII. THURBaAY. DECEMBER

■ASORS

200 MSII/llTIES
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m cmr of wotcow.

WOMBI SHOW
6BEATGOOM6E

MmirwiuKiK

Spchial to the Evwfog Beeord.
Northport. Mldu Pgs,
The an
THE anal Masonic banquet and tostallt
last evening held at the town hnO
one of the moat auceeaafei evenu held
fo the village tor yenin. plates fe
laid fbr over a baadrod gueats,
arrived from all over the county.
KaolUs. asslstsst MUiesI aM<*
E. OampbelL as toastmaster, proved %
PROMItED
TO
TIP
OFF
EVIL
CkUal. *as essiht Is u sTslaaeke
moat aeceptahle host and wit
(sn IB Uimri PBM Bad extrtcBted with
FRACTICEB OF OTHERS.
humor played no aamU part of the
sraal dmeaMT hr (BBrte. A raftr ot
mean. Prof, and Mrs. Horst of Trsverse CHy rendered a dellghtfnl pro
t BB« an pmsiMd.
grmm^of mnsie which was thoroughly
ticn With Caaurn Roads i
enjoyed.
They Gava a Similar
s Had a Narvow El
md Twmrty-Two NaHooa Laa
Tkoir Livoa.

DELEGATION WAITEO ON
COMMIBBION TODAY.

■ SMli* «r th« R.V.M1M Is OfWiR»
mmrndw and Wlist Clumg* Hss
pctmf4 If* th# SHmUm U
Hr tht

WRECKED
ON CHRISTMAS

MckssfSd. Whsl lltUc
hM bM
tbs worse, show
Um eoope of Um reroliitkm U
oteow, clrll
sb4 the eltIs srmrer thsa ever. Ose dlethat flrlac it tn etasdy
towAja atreeC while on
stTMU the ahopa are open.
Man eir the rerolntlofiltts
the aiithoHttea.
. taatesd of defendlac the hairl.
lat the eonhlMd Intaatry
r fire of aoldiera. the rebela
are |lfhtlnE from houaea where they
are 1^ ao much expoMd. The rebela
mao^eet the greaieai determination.
BariM deed! have marked the flshttacik both atdea. Woaaea amooc the
tebe^ dSapIST the otisoat eoaiase and
are Itnllty of aotte of the greateax
airerace WOO a day
the lehtli.
Twenty-aeren
by the aj^lery lire
reesfi Ibr one day. The total

St^Pelerabiirg
j Peterabnn. Dec. SS-^dricM thle
Moaeow aay the aUnatioolhere U grarm’ than erer. The
hoatlmiea have apread to the neighbor­
ing dlatrirt. The peaaanU are reapoidlng to appeala to arm.
Father Oepon Oambllng.
K ce. Pranoa, Dec. Jg.-Fhther
Qapim. the late leaihr of the 8».
PrlJrmbnrg working ipen In the45A~ere k -Red Sunday.- haa b^w^ regn
lar buyer at the gfrl^ria# tables at
» Carlo for aereral nights and U
with Uving won and lo*t
Urgt« »uma When Interviewed abonl
the batter Oapen said he played only
with hU own money In kmall «uma and
Ijwoiv He said hr had gone to the
I first out of curiosity and all his
would be devoted to the
» of the Ruwlan workingmen.
Soy Kinod Coaaaeka
Dec. S8.—The correspondI of the Dally Trlegmph at 8t.
Peterabarg.. as
< an Insianct' ot the ferodlyjofr the
thest
struggle cobductml at KharkolT, routes as follows what hr calls a
-typical iBcldent:IIUU boy was seen approaching
where a detachment
of <3oaaacki was sUtionod. The Coa. however bniul. draw the line at
and qio boy was allowed to
On arriving at
the I spot ho paused, swung his rtght
I Yigoroualy and then turned and
ran] A vlolem explosion pre^*ented the
Ooi^ha noting his further more-

atiehMMai fromk

St-

heqr had thrown i^jpfflb whiax
«p the groond. Fragments
wore aU around and some of
acica wore oonvulsed U the
Of death, while atroama of
fie flowiag aUmg the toranp

■ORHWOTUP .
tr. tfifif.
Morning Whan It Took
mp U W-^ocka Woaker.

fry;Wl» to the ETAyig Rooord.
Doc.^-CaU mooey

i

WINTER IS HERE
Didn't brine you yonr u.u.
»I pair of tlippers? Step in
and kt ns prepare yonr feet
for many comfortobk even­
ings at borne.
.

maa Kaapp and* Commissioners Oe
meats aad Cockrell to tell them thai
SEVERAL BODIES WERE WASHED they had dadded to he gtjod aad would
not
only quit rebating but would take HAS DIVORCED HIMSELF FROM
ASHORE FROM WRECK.
pleasure In Upping off to the commlsSECRET SERVICE MEN.
aion any evil practices they might dUWas Destroyed on
oover in other roadi. The commission
boen in communication with the Is Visitinq at Pine Knot. Hit Wife’s
agers of Important eastern road,
Crew of 25
Farm Near Chartotteavllle. Va,
and received similar aasurancea.
and Was a New BoaL
and No Word Has Been Re­
ceived From Him.
By Wire to the Bv enlng Record!
Victoria. B. C.. Dec. 28.-The British
By W’ire to the Evening Record.
ship Pass of Melfort, Captain Cougal
Charlottesville. Va.. Dec. 29.—Pres­
In command, was dashed to dewtrue
ident Roosevelt. with hi* wife and the
Uon In a hurricane Christmas night
three younger children, arc evidentiy
with her crew of twenty-five. Severn
enjoying fhemHebe* at Pine Kmit. the
bodies have been washed ashore. She
farm of the president’* wife, as no
was destroyed on Amphltrlte Point GOVERNMENT WONT PROSECUTE word has been received from the pres­
known as the “Oraveyard of the North
ident sinct? he left North Garden yciCHICAGO BANKER.
Pacific.- The ship was cn route from
terday afternoon. To get absolutely
Panama to Pugei sound with ballast.
iway trim all official caret and reThO;Pass was of Melfort and tyaa built
^ponxIbllUles the president divorced
in Glasgow in 1501.
tilmielf from hi* secret senice guard*,
rhe president Hmends siiending the
OTHER BANKERS ARE DOING THE l>elter part of today rabbit hunting
with Archie and Kermit a* compan­
SAME AS WALSH.
So Many Prian^Atttf*aod the Sar^
ions. Delightful weather.
Vico That the Church Was EntlrsSTTART THE Now Yoar right by en­
• ly Ino^uaU to Hold Them.
n Order to Stop Them Government
rolling u|Kin a ctrnr*#* of praciicaJ edu
would Have^ Close Every Bank
cation at the Traverse City Buslm^Ms
The funeral ofTl^i. Robert Carpon
In tho Country. Says SecreColleger
dec 2S 3l
ter. whose death at her home In BenUry Shaw.
don a few days ago thocked the en
tiro community, occurred thU morn
Caplalu StublMx. secretary of I.lvertng at 10 o’clock the Methodist church By Wire to the Evening Record.
at Inland, which, however, was entire­
Chicago. Dec. -8 -There will be no rwl OH'ban i|i*iUull..n. I* one «»f the j
ly Inadequate to hold the large con­ criminal prosecuUoo of John It Wal.h. few living perstHi* who nerved ou NelKon** f1aK>Iiip Vlct» ry.
course of friends who came to pay
t>u far as the government is concerned.
last tribute to the departed dead. The SeertHary Shaw, tn Cdilcago today. Is
pall bearers were six members of the authority for the statement. Shaw
W. C. T. IT., of which organlxatiSn the declared that Wal.h had not taken one
deceased was for eight years its presi­ dishonest dollsr from the banks and
dent. The following officiated: Mrs. for every dollar loaned him gilt edged
George Barton. Mrs Una MeUwn. security was placed In the banlc«.
Mrs. Flora Mcl.ean. Mrs. George Bow Walsh has done noiblug more than alman. Mrs. J. R. Horton and Miss lAxevery lianker In the United
xle Hanse. The n'malni were Inlerreil States Is doing today and which cannot
In the cemetery under dln*ctlun of W. be atopp«*d by the government without
a. Anderson.
cloeing all the banks.
Are 3'ou Ihinkiug of givin^;

LEFT ALL HIS GUARDS BEHIRD

And so is our CfJcbratcd Kno Wet Trousers. Will
keep you dry in rain or snow, and warm in coldest
weather, also Spraj^uers Russian Vests, impene­
trable by the cold. They have a double breasted
front, high Russian collar about the neck, thus
making them most thorough throat and lung
protectors.
•

KUBECK & HO'VT

Men's Embroidere.! Slippers

50c to 75c
Men’s Dather Slippers

JOHN WALSH
iWILLGOFRE!

We Are Agents For

85c to 1.50

W. L. DOUGLAS

Women's Jnliettea

SHOES

75c to 1.50

2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00
tACMANT

A

I90S00K

IB WORSE THAR ART OF REST

ME.4URPEITERSFUIIERAI

HOUMIt.
FOOTWEAR
SiHirs
For Men, Women and Chil.
dren. AU kind, of .fyke
and .hapee at prioca that ate
right.

A NEW YEAR’S
REMEMBRANCE

WkSSUCHRISTMkSBOX

some little remembranot* to a

Witt Be General Manager of the Pere
CONTAINED UNIFORM OF SON
Marquette Acoortllng to Announ
WHO HAD BEEN KILLED.
mont Made Yesterday.

beautiful bottle of t^ootl per­

PATRIARCHEATHEAO

Cincinnati. DcTli.-Ui'celver Jiidson Harmon of the Cincinnati. lUmll
ton A Dayton Railway company and
the Pere Marquette Railway company
gave out an order yesterday In which
he notified officers of the Erie that
their connection with the Cincinnati.
UamUton A Dayton company and the
Pere Marquette company U dlsconilnued.
He also announced the following ap­
pointments. effective on and aHer Jan.
1. 1906. for the Cincinnati. HamlKon
^kyton company; C. L. The
genetml traffic manager. In charge of
the freight sad passenger traffic; J.
U Cramer, comptroller, tn charge of
the acoonnting aad treasury depart
menta.
For the Pere Marqoette company. A.
Palriarche. general traffic manj
In charge of freight and passenger
traffic; J. L. Cramer. cooiptroUe
charge of the aecounUng bid treamur
departmeata.
All other officefa aad agentb of both
ooBpaalea wUl ooatlane as heretofdrc.
LITTLE CMILO-8 FUUERAL.

Bervlca fbr Paul Bhenaaa Dumas Htid
at BL Fra^ Cburoh.
hn^e al Ithe roeorda oi
The fuaeral of lltUe Paal Sherman,
the 7-aonthaold chUd of Mr. aad Mra.
1^. this
1
Ui stem wer^ weak U
Bmory Dumas, whose death oom
two days ago from braaehlal pas
altB took place tbia moralag froi
FraacU ebanek at 9 o*bloek. the Rav.
I 'r r«OM «si
Mhor^ Ue Itttlo ana. dySe. Pr. Bbeetaa oftetattag. Bin aermoa
was a umelSag titete to the deatkof
ned
the Rule child, the aerrlea also coa^
at lfio\ilcMfc
BUlr township, tmitel
cf hl^ amaa. lalermeat wag
te the OMhoUe eemctcty.

TrT

raKawuTco,fww

PRESIDENT
AFTER RABBITS

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CITY BOOK STORE

By Wire to the Bvealag Record.
Waahlngtoa, Dec. 2S.—An tmporUnt
cdnfert-ace which may result In wiping
out the rebate system, was held at the
SSmiH SHIP DASHED TO PIECES offices of the tntersUte commerce
IN STORM.
oommlaaloa this morning. A dclega- HAS GOTTEN AWAY FROM ALL OF­
lioa of traffic manggers of the Great
FICIAL CARES.
Western roads, bearing the olive

AUDI nARB WERE DROWIEO

BLANK BOOKS
AND
• OFFICE SUPPLIES
to Start the new year with. A most complete stock
of all that's oecessary.

TIEf lOK M OlllE ttllCI

euKa Ttnn WAS
DO 4br n«HT NOW fno« rrRCCT
BARRICAOn.

Ifififi.

E. Dewis fuenmed to her I
la Alpena this moralag after m
fog a abort time with friends la
city.

Parents Thought It ConUined Some
Happy Remembrance and Didn't
Open It Until Chrietmaa Day.

friend-if 80. how would si

socu

SHOW SHOES ARO PACS
Liom.OnrgaltinnlWNl

242 Front Street

box of Lowney's Beat Chocolates, fresh from the'tacfory

erse City Blade
Peck.

hy

Orson

Those and manj^ more

^^E WANT YOUR TRADE

traverse City lUffl. €o.
CmxMMPbotro.B2i BulLIBB.

W. U BrwwN. BHubMStt

Alfred GrcUick L Co.

er a hue pound or half pound

—or one of Uie elegant souve­

For Everybody

and just bear in mind
that for the coming new
year—we will carry the
same well assorted stock
of Rough and Dressed
M /i \\
Lumber, the same excel­
lent qualities in Building
Materials—Do all kinds
of Mil work as in the past—and fill your orders in the
same prompt manner—
..

Silet

fume, put up in a neat box­

nir pictures or books of Trav­
By Wire to tho Evening Record.
Blanchard. Mich.. Dec. 2S.~The sad­
dest Christmas box opened in Mlchl
gan was that received by Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Green of Blanchard. Thinking
U contained some happy remembranci*
of their le-year-old son. Earl, employed
as news agent on, the LouUvllle A
Kashrine railroad, the parenu post­
poned opening the box until Christmas
day. They were horrified to discover,
their son had been kUled In an acci­
dent at Columbus and the body cre­
mated. The box contained his uni-

WARM SHOES FOR ALL
LUMBERMEN’S RUBBERS ARO

;

many Peeyle

I o. o. MOrrATT

I AlMtract* ot TIU*
I
■

»1CB« MTIBMCTOBT
BMabU«k,4 MM
at.
BMaBaMhit

Ask us aboTiit as follows:
day trade

“How was the Holi­

or “How was the Fall Trade?"

they knowing that the merchant’s business is a
good index to thg prosperity of the city and

WAOlWStin

surrounding countr>’.

On. Smytr^ «

We answer:

.'

Our Holi­

day trade was the largest of any year sinfce we

DENTISTS

have been in business. Second. Our fall trade
to and including the Holidays has never been
surpassed.

Draw your own conclusions

’
.

In It was a note signed -McDonald.oaytng that the aander was a friend

CHIUHiBI BUMIED
Ripened That Littl. GIri Set Fire to
Heum When She Was Left Alone
With Baby.
Row City, Mlch^^Jec. 2S.—Two chib
dren of Mr. and Mrs, George Fhjetie
to death at Miner’s mUl yeatfteroocB a little girt. 4 years
old, and Ctaoy one year old. The baby
to a chap la a high chair.
was burn^ toi
aad the^tle j
the asocher had k»d»d them
tethahoeaealoM. It la aappoaed the
llt^ girt pet fire to the hoeae with
malhhaa. She baa doae eo once be­
fore, bet the ire was put out than.

CbanSthis Jill jar ClKir PatrMUMa

HELP us INVENTORY...
Thia ia Inreotoiy week—we're bogy going throngb
atocA^andMfaata. diMorered aU odd paiita. anit.
•adoferooatawfllbepatinadaaa hy themaeirea to
beoloaedoiitaothatoii, Tegnltr atoek may be kag*
edean—a£q> in and aee na—we're not too bogy to talk

THANKS FOR YOUR
HOUDAY trade....

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WE ARE. RESPECTFULLY

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fiamiltoit I
Cldtbina Co.

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liM iiACHiftciiy §f Tfuranic
cmr MANUFACrufUMG ca

IN THE POCter LESS

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IN THe'baN^'' WORE
Tb* ptemt or Um

p.:.

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t

■ada Bite the capacity of tha pteat

a
a

tJi M ^tehteTi^^

meted at ee Bortbara cad of the
mUI aad a new Oortlaa aaegtea and
hoMs ate hate*-at Tha addition
flf hrtek aad aamsat blocka.
Tba naw nteehlaary will develop
.boat m bors^ power which
ptenllty «r aaarly 1» b^^p

tkMtkM

frun Moscow Jndl
tOBSte cUy U raolly o
twpM. ToolordB7tli«

Mbor of kOM aid ttovMoi
Itemtod at se,M0 kooplo >
MM iMt iteB ^OfTnaii.
aM okfld ta^Trmrw CKy. TkU mmy
HootmmImM
ivotaUy ii. tot

wlU hmanfter ha tan aad tpsathar
wUh the7lapgansnd cnpacHy of iha
pteat proper wOl amptef nhoat a d
morehanda.
The cost or the Improvemen)

ha allSBead thaea mlUloas of doUars
la aooay orders, hrorlded out oT the
MTRlaa or aamlMe hara to vast aa*
eaaaUlaa there, would appeal too aKv

hli rnmatnm

fodcmaBf.

Praaldaot Rooaaralt haa prerented an
lihwlae moreoMOt by impulsive Amer
IMB oltUeai. While Alice Rooaerelt
to a fbfarUa with tba paopla aT ibis
cooptry and the whole aatloa takes a
deep Interest in bar oomlnc weddlny.
foe pfoposed subscription for a natfooal weddlny present was not Just
dsacUy the rlcht thin*. The piaaldant rMOffBtood this aad at tmoa da^

OfflllOTE
rnmomm Mbmd In Ault foautht
by Richard Aohambargm*.
Durin* the life of the Bingham Bros
meet market last April, a note wai«
given by them to Richard Sehomber

had iu hsaria* yaatarday before
Ume Amll F. Narttnger. la wbk
cooler sold by Bingham Bros, to the
Oakley meat market figured aa the
supposed cancelment of the property
note as the dafondants ctalm that the
Ukeo by
from the Onklay amrkai
In paymenL A decision will he handed
down tomorrow morning at 10 o’clock
by 4he court which will daclda the

TRY A RECORD WANT AD.

TBE

AMO. KVBHV MOOM

NEW

YEAR

RIGHT

.37 CeiiOsitiBC jov sorplBS tends In a sound
bank. &«snimttinffl7wansteitvitba
larresnin. SmaU ain^ wUl crow tester
Seretliiii ln ymr podk^ Usn to save.
andTfir tetire welterc and prosperHj Is
v -assared.
^

Waa Also Taksa.

^

iforry Armstrong

and wife

spent

I Attention Sir Knights: K. O. T. M..
AMUSEMENTS.
I lent 871, will celebrate Judea Maccx
The company In Its ensemble that bee day at their hall In Broach block
have been gathered by Manager Fred Friday evening. Dec. 29. at 7:30. All sir
Hamlin to appear In his pnvluctlon of knighU of Tent No. «7l and their
-The Wteard of Ox ” is well 1 >alance< wives and all Lady Maccabees of hive
No. S.32 and their hus'bands are cor
with hardly a weak spot to ‘le
Mverybody oondlbutes to the ar.ij^a-tavlted lo,attend lhls«celebra
fuid.TiM.8i
tion and partake of the free aupper
prt‘pared by the comm
mlllee. Fine proare varied and eliborate and the scen­ gram will bo given after sujipef.
I>ress up and come. all.
ery Is superior to that which Is usually
Password required at the door.
found to apeclacular extravagantvs.
A. lauarus.
This big prodncUon will positive ly
L. Kagleton.
l»e s**cn to Traverse City In the near
Geo. Hodge.
fature and la aa event to he Itx.keil
Chas. Parker.
Vorwatxl to with much anUcIpailou.
K. J. Hans.
Committee.
Do you love good music, college glee
nona and mandolins? Then hear the
Furious
FighUng.
OUvei College Glee and Mandolin club
-For
seven
years.”
write
Geo. W.
at the City opera house Saturdsy even
Hoffman, of Harper. Wash.. ‘ I had a
teg. First college glee and mandolin bitter battle with chronic stomach and
club to appear in Traverse City. Their liver trouble, hut at last I won. and
tour of West Michigan Includes only cured my diseases by the use of Elec
Muskegon. Grand Rapkls. Big Rapids. trie Bitters. I unhesitatingly recom­
mend them to an. and don’t intend In
Traverse City and Petoskey.
the future to be without them In the
-The concert by the CoHege Glee house. Thug are cerUInly a wonder­
dab on Taasday evening was a sue- ful medlctee. to have cured such a bad
case
mine.” Sold, under guaranteepeas from nvery point of view. There to doasthe
same for you. by Johnson
was a large andteaee. the boys 1ooke<i Drug Co.. F. H- Meads, a A. Bugbec,
well and they gatre their program In druggtoU. at 50c a botUo. Try them
fine style.-—Olivet Optic.
TIekeU and reserved seaU at ae
A Fearful Fata.
City news stand. Program will begin
It to a fearful fat? to have to endure
at R:3d p. nu Satnrday evening.
the terrible torture of piles. -I

TRYAMffCORDWAirr AD

truthfully say,” writes Harry Oolw
llte. U.. • that for Blind. B
made.” Alao 1
Injoriea: 26c 1

Salve
for cuts, boms and
J*. F.

FIRST NAIIONAL BANK

It is casKr to count the money than it ii to invoice
the good j. Many have been waiting for our atinnal
pre-inventory oflfering. NOW IS YOUR TIME TO
STOCK UP. COME IN AND LOOK AKOUNU. •

vouR ORKorr lut oooo

Why suffer with your stomach, kid­
neys and liver when Honister s Itocky
MounUln Tea will make you welL II
taken this month, keeps you well all

JUST A FEW LEFT

/I

m

Wholesale and Retail-Your Reliable Home Fomisher

Broadcloths
Make one of tbe best suitingi you can buy.
They arc very popular and for the early !ipnng
wear arc coniiidercd 10 be the ncwcfit thing.
We show them in blue, black, cardinal, ^rown*.
tans, gray and green, at

GIFTS FOI SNOEEIS
Ciiristmastido offen no betier opportunity than can
bo found in tbe Diamond .
J. cigar. One line of those
iavoritea embracca all size*,
am! tboye ia not one but
' "what would U‘ treasurod
and prized by any “lover
of the weed.**

A. W. JAHRIAUS
fOB BALE BTIALL DBALBBS

OOALBM IN ■VCNYTHINO

1.00, I.3B TO i.BO
Per yard. See display at tljr

SOLITM SIDE STORE

K. 3. Olilbelm
DKAUm IN KVCRYTHINa

OCALXin IN

FURNISH THE DINING IROOM
with the best furniture that can be bought. Should be the most cheerful
room in the hou:>e. See the beautiful lurniture we have for you.

SIDE BOARDS
arc most necc.^sary. Thcyvsavc you many steps. The styles are the latest,
the workmanship the best. Wc have them at $15.00, $20.00, $22.00, $25.00,
$30.00, $32.00 and $3.5.00.

BUFFETS

f

though smaller in size, arc'so convenient M.tny times you can use them
better than a Sidebrard. We never had nicer ones. I’riccs are $1D.00,
$28.00, $23.00. $32.00 and $30.00.

DICING TABLES
The largest stock to select frtim in the city. A fine six foot Extension Tabr ISG.75. a better one for $7.60; other grades for $300. $13T»0. $10,00,
ble for
00, $21.00. The $24.00 and the $20.50 have the patent middle pillar leg.
$20.00,:

DINING CHAIRS

' '

any sty-Ie you wis^and the prices wc know tyilMcase thf

SS25.***Ext*4^M solid*'wo^'?earibr^$3^!*$9^^^^^

tbook. A
$8.00 aad

artd $10.25,

The finest ie;rthcr upholstered box scat chairs for $21.00, $25.00, $2C.OO
and $31.00.

^ to keep the pretty China in, and so preserve it, makiilg it a beautiful om»-.
ment and well as safe repository. Prices are from $16Ji0 to the very best,

PLATE RACKS

ilN ELECTBIG PORTABLE

’

The finest in the city at$2.60. $5.25. $10 50 and $11.00. If you would pre­
fer a plate rail we have some^ing very fine at l5c a foot

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J. B. Paige Electric Co;m CASS STREET

20 PER CENT

ICHINA aOSETS

TKY A mpORO WANT AO.

FOR NEW YEARS PRESENT?

,

Warrants were toaw
here by Iha United Staten district nt
lontey. ehnrgteg the pair with hresk
teg and anteriag a buildteg asad by
the goverament for pustoffice pmpoaea. Tbe pair wUI be arrai^iei
before the United Stales commissioner
before being brought here to await the
grand jury.

I>r. Eugene Oswsld. the secretary of
the Cuethe society, has writtem a book
on the legend of Helen as Usatad by
CoetLe. Hoioer and others.

HOHOR

MaaagerC. W. Whaaloek of iheCh jchrlatmaa wHh hU uncle and aunt.j
mpany. ten hU Mr. and Mra. J. Armstrong of this!
pure. .
home and < ri^ tied at the i
Charies Caaa spent Christmas with
the aiy bpok store about 6 o’clock
last avenlng and wbaa aa smnt after it bis faroflj si Benxuala.
W\\\ Msrrbam and Thomas Baatr
a short time Uler no trace of the rig
could be found. R. E. MUler’s horse left Tuesday for Montana, which is to
was tied a short distance from wherq be their future home.
Ooorge Weaver and family of this
Mr. WbeelockleCL hto* and the blanket
which had covered It was missing plscc spent Christmas with frieotls at
Frankfort.
along with the whip.
Mrs. Johnson of Fremont Is visiting
This momteg the missing rig was
found tied in a shed at the rear cf her daughter. Mrs. 8. Hark at thU
tha Schoolcraft grocery on Bsst Front j place.
sueel by Bart Kelley, an employe of, N. Ely and son George were Trav
the telephone company. Tbe blanket.^ • rse Oty vlsitora Tuesday.
were covered with dirt and the horse
W’esley SmUh, who to (eachini
ji school at Wallin. Is home for i
showed evidence of a hard drive.
(xacatlon.
NINE KILLED AT A BANQUET. I Mr. and Mrs. L. Ookey of HomestoaJ
-----------1 were la town Tuesday
Strychnine In Punch Bowl Believed j B^-nhs Wysc. who has been 111. is
Part of Political PloL
| better.
Torroon. Mer.. Itec. 2*.—Nine dtl-j Martha Hunt has been rlslttag
teas who were polsanad at a banq|e: ; fHends at Homestead thU weak.
Saturday night Ure died and many j
C- Hart was call^ to Travernothers are 111. It to alteged that the 0113- last Friday by the death of her
poisoning waa part of a political plot. htwher.
Strychnine was put Into a bowl of
There was a pleasant party given at
punch. All the dead are said to have the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. BmUh of
been of ooe political faction. The Homeaknad Tuesday evening. JUT who
members of the opposing faction who attended reported
enjoyable lime.
attended the banquet were not affect* j
_ ______ _
by .he punch they d™nk.
|
||ACCABEE CELEBRATION

and 10 too old to hope
for any improvement? I should sa>*
not. One fost begins to nre. Tike
Hollister’s Rocky MoanUln Tea. You
will he blooming fair at GO. 35 cents.
Tea or Tablets. Johnson Drug Ca

DI80QLINT OF*

.batnot eoaaactad with
the postofllce. will be turned over to
Deputy Umitad BUtes Marshal Bd
Olteaiieir whaa the afAcsr lustcbea

J.W.SUATBCri

IflS wm W*S GONE

Honor. Mich., Dec. tS,-Mtos Boyd,
who haa been In A. B. Case A Co.Y
CaUfarato Medmor Oaclarsa That He Anbnal Shamad Evbfaece. of a Hard ulore with a atoek of mlllloery. rrturned to her hnmt
Drlva-C. E. MillaW Bterteat

Jnnuf J. Iim. the rail
eelebratiHl his <l7th blrthdny on Kci»t.
Aatither^ rerwrt'of ^obn Jkt^xander j 1C St s luinqudt given by Mluues|H>lls
Dowle'a faUure comes from Mexico. business men.
U this Instance, hr tried to exchango
prayer, for IMOO.MO worth of tends.
The owner couldoH see that they had
that much valtl^, an decUned the offer.
DdwIc’s new Zion U consequently
without a home as yet

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<■ Umi oihrr hand. It may ti« aad<rrcvUmatcd bocauie reliable reporu tdl
Berkalar. Cal.. Dec. lS.--With
by elihor the
etoten or honaawlvaa payla* €0 reals
1 or the rero
doaaa for ^atrtcUf finah mvT at tk
lilB.
season of (he yesr mSl beeauae the ben
Tbo OOA41UOB or Momov today U
MUy aoTM Ouui clrn-war. In war. daaUnaa to tey. Professor Jaffa, an
tbara ia a«ae obaaca for Um bodcoib- trlHoa expert at the aUta university
MfttaBt tbo knilBf la watrictad to ooe aarfled as be aanoaacad with atetefoc
aMeortlMoUior. Ib MOacaa, $mi tba Uoo some results of experimaata h<
ffvreraa la tma—ikB noBoaibataBt M teeonducUB*. These have as their
yaally wire tuiaafe than thoae who aim the nae of sclentlflc
duca tha hea to lay e*gs
tkka aetlTB part ta the rtoUnsa.
program teataad of aocordln* to her
IM BBCBpaa death froai bomba
wwn win.
AoU or the rtvolotloBlata ha eta
H Mdai ohaooa oC balac fclUed la tha >foraaaor Jaffa returned from an Im
AJslth the 1
idhargM or tha OMMaeka or the Tolleyi
. at whlob
fjroa the troops,
his experlmenta were dteonaaad
• No BiaB kBows whan death will his
plans made for their oonUauance
ooeaa to him. KoHuaHy oaa tenA aaTB.
a tergar scale.
mm the little chll^reo are kUlad with anThese
experiments have been
tha Toat and tha laurder or women if
&mmM. Tha ooBiWoM ara terribK ducted ao tpHeUy that few exeapt those
connected with the work have known
m larrfhla that U la a woadar how of thdr extotanca or of their object
The experiments wHl not be complete
until the end of December, but they
R haa been etatdd as tha rasult of have ppo*ressed sufllclenlly to en
hoatankyi IlfBras and asUmates that a*e the hope that Professor Jaffa and
Mboot eta
poultry dealqys who have worked
Iffaly ewdl ttbhay ordare' hntft 9mm uader his dlrecUon have partly aolved
Beat dorlBs this moatb oT Daeamber iha problem of how to Induce bans
to raUtlrea and frtaiide at their tM lay whan they are la an unwllllni?

IMM
thd aaa by the men and
*#OBMa had hojm BBd «ini who left
tha laade tofoad to makn aaw hoaas
la Amiirtf Thara ara thoaa who
hara tfoad aU thair Urea la thla fo•farad oouBtry who ara paralstably
wrclBc that the mefthods and poHelat
or other natloita sboald ha aabstlUitad
for oar own. If aU othar protams

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he^venfory Sale
tba twa hns^aas wha |
to the Alba. Mk^ put

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mlstea. Pm. eDc. SE-Tha ■
ton «MmaI Mta fta. Ik DbRM J«M
Worinn bt Aretrire. tare taelM to fears of tee Oraad Traverse regkm. te
tyiag vary tow today at hla bomm
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cock says teat tee tew satertet paid
tteu of her tetberts
to first and aacouAdaaa post; tee great strike of
la dscraaateg tea stawdard of
wy. R te impaaaibta. ha taps,
ma allcteat man ta safer thte
Pkfl GrlflB of Northport. who has
of tbs service when tee aalary bora 01 aad off duty far aver two
Iter people have aay Mea «f the to bsgiB with Is but $fe0 per year, with
weeks, agate teak hto nm aa aoaducao eartatety af pramottea for perhaps tor of tee T. C, U A M.

M0ttt0O|iMk0MM«
dmoM teateai ly kSUai ffoar mDea west
MiriaHna Mt jao'
J. C WoMoa of FaMkajr was la nf OotaMla by Henry ioaaa. It yuan
MM wm wwf Uttf. M tiM ckjr
^
oM. who bcanglit him down with a
MMMkfBMM
atoM oo tenw fhaa a wateat thiwwa
ftem a dtataaea of forty teeL
aad matetelnlag It asys the New Tort
Mr. HHchcock atroaglyi
ttadrtefc had atrwek at a younger World. Those who base tbrtr estlr tee practice of lakl H
la cko dt, :
teother of Jonas and. it Is dalmed.
auiling poaoffiee. ta pabllc I
iaii
J.MiaM of OMr «aa a IVavarao p4cked ap a dub with the Intentioa of
WANT AOS
devoted la part to other bra
CltyTMor
assaalUag the latter. Tbe boy picked
tratetstsrrtosOimMra
IW. J.
»«f|0asdo7waaatymT ap a amall sUme aad thrww ft at tee
■I adqaanara lor tbe poatafSee parposaa.
of AlMoa la kte
gteat. It atmek him behted the lafi
FOR
•ALE-Work tram, cheap, elihcr
lat tho
be says, to a slagte hOrga room te a
ear and after rttaaing abont ta a drtor cash or approved paper; weight
MUag of tke a
at ta« wmtlaff Waiaoaiaj.
de for several mlnctee he fdl dead.
abont 2500 lbs. For further partic­
10 <MMr,M
r. W. B»wa of patoaker waa fa tbe No aenr was foaad oa tbe body of tee
ulars rtther write or telepboaSL W.
aly revised aad
arraacaaM la ]
dtf paatordar oa a baataoaa flip.
giant.
R. Pratt. Old MIsslau. Micb.
orm reau to to
/ Loala Oaarij of Oooi Harbor oM
There was ao coftUi In Odumbis tnnis, for. as a rale, a price aa Wgh Is
declSAt
a baataooaf^ to TrmTorao Cltj today long enough to eontaln the body of tbe charged far fooCbaU srau as U <
Mai. wfU kaarui oa favorabtr br
MlaaBort^Tcoao]
victim and It was found neeeaaary to to go to tee brat of tee theaters,
la la tJia city today t
centrally looatr
OoaaldsriBg test players give tbeir
make ooe to order. Tbe friends of
Young manfed couple, Addrora
Jonas refer to tee eneouater as tee
to a Mott of 1
Prank Iloa left tUa
onu.- Record office.
dec 2S4f
ffght betwaea David and Oollaih.
tie Rock. Arlu on
Prehihmofi In Use af Oil Flashliig
FOR RENT—Two. ntebly
I aa to dio Haaof work Co be bcatUk.
at
Lara
Than
140
Degreea.
It It mlfCbt be bnt for tee smrrlateg
rooms with board. P. M. Stotlng
EVITIEg.
Joka W. Cmae of Hooor waa la the
outlay. KoothsUdora yields profit mt
House.
dec 28-3t
. Dec, 28,-ln aabmlttlng
ar« tM at Ula aoaaSoa wUI eotaUaata dty looklBf after I
Rocolsr fooeUBK or the Bka looUht. sH the big coUegra, but eoteing
Om pM to cMMOnUa tbo llfO aa 1
The RoMl rMoMore wOl drill ot what would be imagioed. It Is the bto annual raport aa
■•ardoaa of John A >Moe. <
Prad Vaagha of Acbm went to Mnn- T:30 thb orodac.
msa>7 nakw oC tbe athtetlc fhaUly, specter general of tbe ste
George
MaoaaMofthSIflihlM
too thto morning brbere he wlU work
but costs tee most to hasp. It sup­
The oodal ■flocaooo of tho L
•rtite aehpoli, aa4 paid a
hla wlntor.
ports ngeit rowing, bseksy. Iscrossn
Ubrary auoetaUoB baa hoaa
prof, baakl Pataam. the to
O. Laphaa and wife of Cedar Ron pooed two weeks.
.dimming and Indoor athlstics and lete tbe present practice of oarrytag crude
petrolenm te passenger ataaarari la
ImM of thoofaada of thi
baseball wort for itself.
were In tbe fity yesterday aa gueaU at
Tbe recent warm days and
of the praaaot day.
the WblUng.
All tee ehlldren of tbs backbone of quaaUtlee which jeopardlaa the safety
nights are getting Bonrdmna lakn In
coUege sport a|w expensive and rat a of tbe ship aad parsaagers. Much of
Mrm. M. M. Taber of ihU dty left for good shape for more ekatteg.
large portion W father footbalTs to- this oil. be says, to ao highly tnfiamManlatee Ula morning where abe wlU
There will be a regular meet!
mablo that U will flash at the ordi­
W. H. P
vlalt frlendiL
Queen City eamp. No. m. R. NT A come, emwdally bis Neptunlc ds
by Co
. U Wllllaini of KliMey waa In Friday evening. Dec. 29. AfunaUend- ters the Misses Crew, but tbe old nary summer tempermlure of the at­
man himself to tbe most extravm
•Mar Prad Johaaoa of Pllat
mosphere. Mr. Uhler suggaaU that
the dty yemerday looking after boai aiice is desired.
Tbe outlay has begun, and the next prohibition be placed oo the use of oil
Laet alilit Prof. M. G. Bnuabi
Mrs. J. T. Hibmab received today few weeks wiU see money tovtobed oi
Oa tJairaralty of PeoaayHraali
George Loymdle lock hla gun and a check for $2,000 from Tmverse a<y the grratrat of college games In a man which will flash at leas than 140 deaurted for Copemlah thU morning. He tent. No. 871. being tbe amount of In­ ner to stagger tbe credulity of those grees.
AttenUon to called to tbe lack of
U after rabbits.
surance carried by him In the R
who have not examined Into the figures
It M aeMarfy and wa« raoalvad.
provision In the law for punltelng perMrs. A. U Tldball spent Sunday in been
and do not real toe what tbe sport <
Tkara am a awabar of caadM
inteiterlng with Inspectors In the
annually.
thla'^y with Mrs. Bdgley. nytumlng
A peUtton was filed in Probate
ior Iha ptaaldaaey of Ute aaaocUtloo. ome ai^t^^aflertteon.
At Yale tost year It cost $::7.000 to discharge of their duty.
today for tbe appointment of a
Oraad Raplda faraUbl&c two, 8upt
Mrs. R. lir^enklns of Elk Bapidi dtan for Bertha Tenney, minor, of
Famous English Jails
W. H. Baoo and Prof. A. D. Voll
spent aome time in the dty today, re- WUUamsbnrg. Her nmthcr, Mrs. Mary and footbcH equ
Prison pita were vaulU in which
C. H. Onraey of tbe Hllladale aebooli imlng homo thia evening.
Webster, wa^ appointed.
thto to added the salarlra of tbe coaches criminals were kept at nighu chained
laolaibenee. The electloa of ofCharles Odell returned to hU borne
There wUl be a special meeting of and cost of Improvements to tbe ath­
together.
There was one at Bristol
ra wtn aot take plaoe tmtn iomor- i Manedons tbit morning after tbe board of directors of the board of letic plant It to probable that tbe grtdiron bill was as much as 1‘resident which was In nse as late as 1811.
pending a short time In the city.
trade in the cooncll rooms tooK
year's sal- DOsrn'18 steps. It was only 17 feet In
Mrs. M. B, Webster returned to her evening. Several important proposl
diameter, by nine feet high, and 17
ame la Wllltamabarg today after a tlons win be oonsidered.
cn were consigned to It every night.
big collefiex uherc mouey to poured out
abort trip In tbe dty on buslneoa.
There promises to be a large crowd like water. No team can have a win­
Eien more typical waa Warwick
1 A W. Cime Aaortbaa HlO Racamry
Mrs. C. A. Jackson of Boyne Pslls at tee WeHiue-tong dub party ton
ner without this outlay. Tbe three big Gaol -pit- which
who has been visiting In this dty re­
evening. Stewart A Steffens'
winners last year were Yale. i>niisyi- until 1797. It w
turned to her home thU morning.
chestra win fnmlsh the mtuic and a
geon. 21 feet in diameter, and almost
aa Martha Brady of Bk Raplda
WT plfweant evealng Is anticipated.
19 feet undcrgrooiid. In Iho middle
■y*t®n‘^ J.W.aife.wboraliinodaf#wdaya ■pent Christmas at Buttons Bay with
Mrs, Maurice of Solon, who for
a cesspool, and beside it ran a
Byron IHckson in charge, the
Uroai Hw BiOtle Ctaek aaaltaHmn relstlves and rptumed home today.
number of weeks remained in this
Quakers have tbe services of the high- Stream of water which sened the prisaad Jolaad hU fnplly and baalnea.
Miss G. M. Cunningham of Bsst Jor­ city where she received medical treat
Mike oners for drinking purposes.
mrnu, U agate tealallad ta tbe Orte- dan wpi In the dty this afternoon on ment. has been taken to her borne,
formerly of Yale, who to adTo thto awful cell 42 men were con­
{ MO Broa.' amale boaac. with a fair her way home from a visit at Cedar.
where aho lies In a precarious condi­
signed every afternoon at 3:46. to re‘ ahow of reoorery. While be la again
letk talc
yisa Nina BeUc Dewey returned to tion.
therc until after daylight tbe fol­
at hla daak he atlll la ooDtlnulng tbe her borne in Acme today after a visit
Tbe celebmtion of tbe Maccabees
lowing morning. The Inmates had to
Baalth lood diet whleh be feela U with relaUvee In this dty over the will commence at 7:30 tomorrow evenran stara. For thto be wlU gel sleep on their sIdra. and their gaoler
tergaly raapoaalble fOr hla ratnrn to
Ihg. All Sir Knights are request
$5,000 a year, and for signing tbe con- never visited them without guarding
health. Mr. CUffe went there orer
Gaylord who
be on hand. Tomorrow U Judas Mac­
s that took him from Yale to Prnu himself with an antidote against aicktwo aMBtha ago a oonplele wtwek In been spending a few days with frtends cabeus day and tho lime will be prop­ be was made a present of a house.
nesa—Pearson's Weekly.
,
haallh aad ooe the eerga of a break­ In the dty returned to bis borne this erly celebrated.
Yost of Michigan certainly does not
down which hnd only been averted
Parson Who Savra th# Worid.
take tons than $5,000 yearly out of
loming.
Lumbermen all over Michigan, and
football.
Harvard
has
beem
equally
throagh bU efforta to retain bit bualOosc to the old Ang^aldnals church
Mrs. 8. Ryan of 842 East
especially in iho nearby campi
aeaanffalfe. After be reached tbe boa- street was called to Kingsley this praying for a fall of -the beauUfuP la tovtah in the matter of outlay, and this on Karmcon Island. Norway, and lean­
pitnl he waa placed on a footing of tbe morning by tbe sertous Illness of her order to begin their wlirter operation year, la the hope of having her footba!! ing towards it to a stone pillar about
fortunes retrieved, to paying tbe big­
aagetarlan diet which Is the treitinent brother Pred Huff.
of logging which, owing to the late gest salaiy ever given to a coacb-$7.- 25 feet high called the “Virgin Mary's
af the Kelloo nnltariuB and though
Mr. and Mrs. Q. HL Jameson of Old winter, are seriously being Widi- 000. This will go to Bill Keid. captain Neodle.- Tradition holds teat when
he te not a oonrerl to TegeUrlanlan
the pillar touches the church the world
laakm left over the Pere Marquette capped.
be aim feeU that the petfed diet of thU afternoon for a vUlt with rdswill come to an end. The supersUThe Epworth League nnlon will hoH
rate of $2S.000 tlous local parsoo. whenever he Im­
health fboda raatorod hla health at be Uvea at Charlevoix.
lU next regular meeting In Fourtoent
gained a pound a day after leavlmr the
Mr. aad Mrs, L. D. Morrow of Slrmt Street M. E chorch next Friday ever a year^more than any professor In the agines that Its point to getting nearer
hbapitel at Ann Arbor after aa operm- ford arrived in the city last evening lag at 8 o'clock. Good program. The college or e\ en Its president gets.
to the sacred building, promptly
Harvard and Pennsylvania
Uoa. The autborlilea at Battle Creek on a abort trip and will retum borne Pourleent Street Epworth League will
hare been under extraordlnsry ex- raounU the pUlar and chisels a bit off
allow tbe patlenta to partake of neatu again this evening.
the top, so as to save the world from
have cteirge of (he social hour aad will
if they desire to go ont for bkwIs bat
an untimely end.-Tlt-BIts.
Mrs. Henry Cayan of Muskegon,
do not nerve anything but their ew who apebt the Christmas holiday in
James Kilbride ^tas sold slxty-nlne SridL Tto .tadlum at Cambridge and
pedally prepared foods.
A Family of Birds.
tbU dty with friends, returned to her acres of his fine 240acre farm in film- the stroctorcs at Franklin field. I
ddidila.
arc
ctracsiirdly
the
finest
of
Curious have been the matrlm
wood township, to Chicago parties who
home this rbomlaj
tbeir kind In existence, ami each cost experiences of Mrs. Ellzabctb Buxxard
LfAglLiriCg ARC HEAVY.
C. F. Cole and wUe of Manistee re­ took possession of the residence which
of Kcntocky. She began life as EUxawent with that portion of the farm dollars.
lumed
to
tbeir
borne
In
Manistee
this
East Jordan Marehant Pails for f 1A000
yesterday. Mr. Klldeo will conttn
morning after attending the
In examining Into tbe things for beth Bind, of Harrison crainty. Ky. j
and Ai|istB>ri But h2A0(k
remain on the portion which re re- which mouey to expendfd tec Ust far- Her first venture outside tbe homei
InstaUatlou last evening.
^ by Yale tost year to fairly nest was made when she married a
Captain and Mie, Hulme of Charle­ talned.
able to attend to bis
Ulster Simpson, whose sodden ill typical This showw that railroad Mr. Martin. When Mr. Martin died
k»C
J. U WeUmai, hu bo- voix passed througb the dty today on
fare for the season cost $3^80; hotels she married Edward Crow, a fki
nefe a week ago developed into a se^
ooae M> hw.llr Inrolrt^ that he hw ibdr way to Cleveland, their
and mrato. $5,960; merchandtoe aigl
veri case of typhoid fever. 1 lying in sporting goods. $8,735; shoes and re- At his death abe mated vrith William
Mde > eolanurr MeUamest or hU stay here being with frlenda
Miss Rose Wilhelm of Detroit, who a ssrlotts condition at the family home iialia. $1,005; training Ubie. $1JB1; Robin and lived happily nntll the In­
«IT IWMle botlneM ud clowd (be
on
Sixth street. Two nurses are In printing and sUttoDCfy. $635; stenog- evitable <^nge. Then David
arrived
last
week
to
spend
Christmas
Moon «t hi. otote. The llobtllUee are
sard, a widower, appeared, aad Mrs,
r. typewriting and clerical
|UMM or $I».000 and tbe aa«da hot with reUtlvea-ln tbe dty, returned to constant attendance and medical at­
Ices. $1J»25; carriagra. $790; coacii's Robin became Mrs. Buxxard. Into tbe
tendance U making strennous €
jtUM. Oeorice Glenn baa been ap- her homo thU noon via the Pere Mar­
expenses. $040; frifeht express and Buxxard nest she carried one little
to tide over the crisis.
quette.
gc. $45; fmeas dippings. $25; rnb- Martin, two lltUe Crows and one litThere will be a meeUng tonight of
Mrs. H. a Andmsoo of Tbe Leela
$675; doctors jmd msdk
nan of Ldand. who has been at Prank all property holders between Ninth $450; referees, timekeepers, etc.. $485; tie Robin. One little Buxxard was al­
tPIKMIC AT HOWARD CITY.
Thirteenth streeU on G
fort visiting her husbands
and material at field. $3«1; ready there to welcotno tee otbtr
Union, mt the Union street school
n Mall«nant Form was la the dty this afterooo
ton. $120. and legal advlos. $863. blrda-TIt-BIta.
Rpnidi Ttmr.
house at 7:30, for the purpose of talk­ a total of $2S.S5A
retum home.
It to moc« than likdy that iho
Hovani Oty. MIcb, Dec. ».-Aa
J. E. Lambkins of Empire returned ing over the matter of paving Union
Here's oonvinci
RMeak of aplnal oHmlairitl. la a nn- to his borne thl^ morning. He sras street, AH propesty holders are earn­ rrot ae^ will sss a big tecrcaae te
that Cbristian u
IJ«aaal torn. U reported north ct here wcoBMled by his mother. Mrs. C estly requested to be present
rvani are espsctally Ukely to pit
lands are not the failure many eraMl the conatr line, and two death. Lanbklni of Ktegdey. who will spend
Tbe T. H. a class of 1906 wll) hoM
for big sums. Ttae eollegra
have, endeavored to prove. The
reaalted. Sereral otbbn aro at a few days with him.
a reunion In the Odd Fellow ban this anxtefe 90 amke up for thdr dofee
the polal er taatb. FlirHeiaiia
tbe hands and feet of Tale aad ara Japaaree ItAdera. Owicrel No0 aad
N. 8woet of Bsatport re- evening,^ This reunion was pte
Otawal KareU. are awBben of Uw
taraea are aearDa and there are not
for at tee dose of school ,iasi si
PraabTteriaa chareh. FtoM-Marehal
to cop. with tba diaaaae. The trel Vbko. where dt. .prat Sondey u4 and was^ hare occurred New Tear's toft te order to I
oveara teont Oyama'a wlt« t. alto a utmbtr ta
OtrUlrere with bw pvaU. Mr. aad eve but as many could attend tonight
ataattoc ot
who could not at the prearranged date spent by tbe toifer collefeu. In proMre. J. A. Hlchacdwat.
TMI MARKrr*.
decided to bold It earlier.
' r. C. Dwaaad aad faallj Ml thI*
aooa lor ArtrlU,. N. C, winre Hn.
■aatBiiblo,Dee.n.•to Ooach Oteam Wanw (Nto
P—will w»wd a tee night derk and a beU bop at a OutWe to Utaca. aad Caatare Maw
ur. Oalreo-AeUre. i
hotel last evenlag caused tee toa aad Ban. wto took altor tta foattorn te abont two wnake
spectaton to think Cor a few minutes taan foftaare K UtayWto ata Lriil(h.
Harr«F ATorjr. who Ml b«« two that ft was aaoteer MeriweateerTnlodo. Doc. n
ch affair. Tbe beU bop. who was O>iemto H re>T Ubreal to Onto Ston.
av> Ibr ladlaaapoH,. ntnreed
Bat tbna aaam. to ba aa ebtek to
. thi. MMaooa aad with hUwIte the smaller, got the night de^ on tbe
MICHACLS-STCRIi
l%«: oore, 4.1ie: oau. ii»e; park. HtUa daothtar wUI Mre loaKWt aad followed H with a good ooe
FINE CLOTHma
SMi; lard. irJT: riba, »T4d.
rCKSDAY, iANDABT X J*H.
MicHscve.WTxnf, AC0/
or Bataiday for Nrw Ortooaa between the eyes. The latter blow
Dotrott. Pee. lA-Wbeat. Me;
Tta ■Uwtotor IM cf tta Tretrwhore the wtofor wOl bo opoot
tee night derk groggy aad for a
iKe; odU. nse.
Mre. W. H. FortfNta «ad chlldrea
tlBM hs looked as though be was
Ttaadajr. Jaaaarr 2. IttC. (tow etotaa.
ot SofU aty pooMd thnofh th. dt. all ta. Awrcver. he lalUed In a few
TRY A RECORD WANT Aa
te aU. tapaitreaau ct tta ooUtat wIB
tea aad dalmed tee boat bscaase
Toa wUl Bad It to
te ^ msaattme tee bett hop hi4 disadrealasa to aareO at tta taatoataa
I totradand to ••
taelMt
WtUataitoL

TRY A RECORD WANT Ate

SACRED LILT

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B U U ■•
NEW STOOK-lSc tadi
VIOLETS POE SATCBDAT

FRANS HLPiUNE

UKERNISTBSTEUEC

to attend to your
wants last week?
Sorry for it if we did.
We supposed we had
sufficient help to take
care of the crowd.
We kindly thank'you
one and all for this mani­
festation of your appre­
ciation of our efforts to
supply your wants.
Call arfain, please.
We will now sec that
all get proper attention.

TOHEUTHRI085

11

I mn tore I h«ve got /
jn»t what yon are '
looking for in a

SUITOR
OVERCOAT
The fit of Hiduy s)
Freenun Co. Oiothiag
u what aeUa them.

GeoW.HUler
Stalk BtocS

fC

For Overcoats of Style and Quality
at Money-Savind Prices

V.

“n

n

^ ^tSoo^i

Come hero at vour firtt opI>ortunity an<l well ahow
you r
Overroota of the acaton's smarteat faahion Uiat
will impreaa you upon examinatfon aa beipR tllff
gfBAlfffit trIb# J9m ffTtr
SAW.
MEITS $12.50 OVERCOATS
AT
At thia prioo you can
take your cboioe of a mo-

sai

of Uteatdeaign.artii
taiiomlandlitadwithi
quality
madeof
>f^
or Oxford fnezet and other
acrviooahle fabrioa—DOt a
Karroent worth lew than
$12.50, apectal for #f A
thia week only......... JIU
MBITS $18410 OVERCOATS
AT $15.00
In thia ooUeotion you
wiD find all tbe new single
and double-breasted afoiei.
up-to-tbe-minule in

Uan or wonted; nrede ct
qiiendid blacik or Oxford
frioatakencM ormtdUtoa
and other faaldaiiable

eamilbelm

A

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imK-'-r>. taA«^'C^ciHaM^ tH jw^v. P^MW«

MNQUEF Mm raw Eoiwai «ia
tiiSTiitUTIIII
Mrr «iuim HA«m r. c.

AWAlHAPI 1

The iiwt hotel to he plaeed oo the
molten ptei w8l opeo Rs doors to
Che boliie tomorrow whn the -CRy
tuhlafnBt,'* tJrtowty ewoed by i; M

STEmBERO

tHU. IMTALUNO OTFieCN.

Ir-'

tiM dlali« mo. IB BdmitioB lo*^

_ mb, noodgood 4 Ofbhe of fhia
eHy, who hare tewed th
maBtei Mock at 1S1 Fn
win IMafc B tswteoi
msaU Bsrred ob the I
Bogter diBoer and eopper will be
Barred while ahort or
wm in the dajre bOL
nUam Bioodgnod. i
le irm, has hBMB of frieods IB Ute
city whom his ptoweos as chof of the
Uttle Thvera where he owned a
interest for nsarly a ysar woa Im
mrible fbr tbe popalartty of
known fwataoimat.
Mr. B
good aliafether wne at the Thvem
three jyoarb^ and fieRlag heaUh

loflBl tmtet pBBt OTBB4 IfBBter F. ^
TorroU of Chmh*^ oUclBtod Bt l»-

His health BOW I
that the m
city aih maay

Mite «r tht I

t cte of tli«
loote of t»»
foMiL Tte ooMtei teo tim mteHt
titeturte of ite lOMoUr tecud of>
teoiii «f Tfm^ CHjr lo4fo, Ko tit
r. JM A. H. fWly !!•
oo^
M Ite liipM’ro eorteteii mi
tiM 4iHelmw imoiif Mt Mrtei fo

g.w.cateite<gr.

J. W. Wm. Motlier^.
TreoMiwr. K 1L Cockm.
SmcrmUTf. M. B. HBakelL
8. Dobcoo. FrBDk H. SaUlTBB.
.
4. DeoeOB. Oeo. Frits.
StowBTdB. D. 1. JcnklBi. Cmrl O.
SridiBOB.
MBnliBl« >1te SnlUt
Tyler. Arthur Itepno.
U nomoot, who WBB olocted chopiBln. WBS detBlned Bt hone owlnp to
llluess BBd will be iBstslled iBter. In
the noBBttee the Ber. C T. Bloat will
IS the CBpBetty of eheplBlB lemporBr.
FMtertBc the UetBllBlkn oereaKh
tesBDt pro.
nim Id the lodge room
, betagMr.
Blilied by^wBrt A BteteBi* orthee.
Ire. the Dumbers being bs follows:
“Just Bt the Break of Day.- rocal
BolD by K. & White, rendered In Mr.
Whites oniBl pleBslBg manner.
Wm. MoUiertll.,who Is a taleoted
ekputlooUt. preewted in a eery oftulire manor. **6aBey at the Bat**
P. C. Ollbert deUYOred a short address upon “Masonry.- which was rery
entwining and appropriate to the
M. Gertrude Sprague related
entertainingly the pretty story
ofSheba.program was tioeed by a rery
Bong by Ralph Haslett
Ittslon of the program the
and their guest* doroted their
to the tcmpUng banquel
In the dining room the follow
lni(teiBg the mewu:
^
Oyster Cocktail.
Cetey.
Plchte,
Olives.
y
Bscanoped -PoUtoe*.
'HreBwM.Uce Cream.

*nhem 4s good in nil of am- he
fsld; -more good than ba4.1 believe
go per cent, of na hare phrer done
nythlag for which there is ira\ cause
*N-^onemS^ialdMr.Bonimr. -Ereiy
maa-bM a sketeoo In hU elosH. You
roald
*’*‘‘“*
-Why.- be cooMnued.

A BEAUTIFUL DOLL.I
with 140 tickeu.
the .ec<HKlUnr«t ddlL * ‘ ''' : ^
Mn. W. H. Davu. 629 El*wood Ave, City,
■;:
i the third latseat doU. And next in order—
with 136 ticketa,

4
4

wsnnly.

kgrmpbed one night to this blsbo]
- *AU is dlsroreted. Fly at once.*
Mr. Bonner psnsed and chuckled.
-WeUr said the clenormsji U
“Well, whst hsppenedr
rtng,- asld Mr. Bonner. *lhe
bbbm bad dteppesrert. and be has
never been heard of aiiice.'*-Tltt In-

-ri

Piano Talk No. 10
The Planop Ueed by dosart end Cleimi Wert Only rive OeUve,
Cem-

W. R. Sttk*. 213 S. Ftant St, CUy, 111

6 H. CluMe. Long Like, no
TRY A RKCORO WANT A&

hmg felt waat la
•Ulttof ofloor. mmiM tr
Mb*tor H. O. Jom of TTBroTBe City lodff. that line will be had. He took poseev
sfcm this morning after arriving in tbe
U is OBly Bl JWCHjN^t tBlOTTBll W city at midnight from braking cm tbe
Ite Mob4s of Um BMBboro of Uw Mb* Pore Marqoette. where for four months
Mie ItBteittty BIO pomittod to wit. he has been employed. Mrs. BlooJ
bobs BBJ of tbo oeroBoote of tlie good win eenre as cashier, the main
lodgs; lber«foro. tte bbbobI IbsuBb. cooklag win be doae persoaany by Mr.
tU HBrloi B ^frr pleBSBot eroot for
tlM$ frleods of tlM Mbbobs.
•!« WUm,
TIm oflotiB iBiCBnod were u fo|.
Robert Booncr. cme 4«y. was rslttows:
Idling bnrnkn natme ^tell.v. A
W.H,»BHwrWlillo,
ymaif took np the mdgrl in bo*

JWfc

Start the New Tear

RIGHI
BIT AH w'’a‘ot‘>e«»ay
RtAmlF who were suff­
ering with headaches and
^have becn^cured:
Bate, Mich., Dec, in. X>5.
For ytw I hav© been lioablcd with lieadacdica, and
had to tetw achool on acjoonnt of them, but am pl^ to

(^permiMion)

■CXAIMIfteA’riON IS WnSK

DU P. L WOlfE, ftlA W. BESSIE PUISOII, tsUstat
8«in4W-*I4WUhalinBlook

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17
18
10
20

Pl*e*.DniwoB,IW«>oot,109
Henrwtte WndeW. «24 8rd St. City. 101 ;
Mi«. L. Harrihjtton^. lOO*
Deter Send. Snttoo.
«2*
8o^i.8teiiiieL8«»teli.Bior.91*
P. H. Partner. Settoo* Bey, 90
J. F. FoAerg. 848 WaAington St, City. 88
Mn. J. Siebeig, Binglmm. 88
K.M.KirtCod.r,84
Min Bertha Boiwiitx. 440 K Fr’nt >t, city. 84
Min (iladyn Bd^lcy, ISS Elmwood Ave..
City, 83
Mrw Gnrlaml. 422 W 7Ui ,t. City. M
Emma Boqniet Sutton, Bay, 82»
Amy ChriBtopher. fWd Minion, 81*
Mtm. FnAcli. 2n 10th',t. City, 80

Bear in mind that we still have a nice line of all that is useful for Ladies, Men, nod
Children, and as New Year's Gifts are now in order, you will do well by looking over
the
^
.

C«ty. WteO.

HandItcrebieU, Neckwuar, Muffler*. Glove,, 8u»peiKlor», Etc. Our prion are ALWAYS the veiy
U)WEST-qnality «m.klored.

STEINBERG BROS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR BEST AT LITTLE PRICES.

Tbi, will bo your opportunity to boy good, reliable,

This is one of the bcM

depciKlsble mircbandiMi at

sales that we have ever

rcmnAably

low

price,—

hsld.

price, that moan a good deal
The man who. mocw thaa any olher
nent was Muslo CteneaU, born at
Rome.ini At elghlami be composml
his Op. 11. which form* tbe basis of
mort all modem piano tanatas aad

it means to you.

meet and the beet for their

nrMm

ouai-itv'

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WHERE, FIFTY CENTS ANSWERS FOR ONE DOLLAR

Our Annual 0eau Up Sale

This will be the sellins event ot the season. The Christmas shopping has left us with a great many broken lines,
odds and ends and short pieces. These we propose selling at a great sacrifice In price rather than tolnvantory
them. This means EVERYTHING in the store that comes under the above heads will be sold at a price reduc­
tion that wili clean them up in a very shorttime., „

*

C. of O. R. W. Round.
Bentlnel. A. C, Jtepres,
Trgeeme City Lodge Ho. 102.

Thai** the way that piano partlaUy.
as we know It today, was nsbered In.
R. 4 It bad a bard Ume of II and was a
very poor eoatrivanoe. One blslortan
says that, in compniisoo to even «
0. P.. John F. Ott
very commen pUnos of today. It was
K.. A- R.pook.
“miserable machlne.Tbeoe first pianos were only foor
^ H. O. JoyaL
and five ortavea. When they reached
C. of H. F. O. Heumaa. ‘
the five ooUve scale they tbookbt they
|L A. C. O. B. BalL
bad aeeompllsbed wanders.
Tbe genius was yet unborn who
M. S Vh H. Tobler.
would swoep away all tbe
II. t W Oea Frits.
lions of tbe early pianos.
M, 1 V.. a a »rlckean.
Tbers ars nmny good pianos today
and there abe diterenl systems of
Btnetufo end dlstributioo wblnfa
to do with tbe price of all the
sot day planoa. There U none
hM mat bote mate M Lemdon. Oon

ss'S.-ssrrs.'Si-'KS

atmtod tbftegbeot of eolid aDvor, It
It Aortted Ibr tbo pahmo of an tadian
le In
priimeu 1 maadte fnorteut bodstoad. Umate
dlvnoa. a ladyh dreteing Uble and a
oabteot made op tbe ouite. wbicb took
ntetrA mr bnrnnlu Weighing altogdCbor Offer foor teu, Ha vote te ew
Umbtod ot |rgtei-~PteiKm^i Weekly.

^ one oitemo'et i

Read the prices

on Cloaks aod see what

to tbe buyer wbo wi.be, the

and he noon rivaled Bach as a teacher.
He was the greotet player
MoMrt, possibly, os .
went to Parts and was perfectly astouaded at his receptkm. Tbe old
masters. Haydeo. Bach and *>oW

WWWBn*«.
Assorted Cakes.
Colce:
Prevloos to the public InsUllatlon
of the bhm lodge, the following Insui
latioBs were held la private:
suits to write music which the
eouM Bol pUy. or the world to
Royal and Beleel MoeiBrs.
ure piano* that they could
T. L If. r O. Heomann.
not play on? IMosart they said, was
D. II.. Abb Hale.
Beethoven, an
a charlaun. Be
belt, “the __________
dear cbeir
aad even
boy.- was becomUg Ulnted with writ
lag tbe mom motle aad playing the
C. of G.. J. M. Isgrlg.

the great Kimball factories,
beaee U
the reputatkm aad Urge capital
(It.g00.0d0)
D.0d0) to back of every part ot
pianos. They are not t
tbelr ptoM
good as tbe bert to every way.
than others,^
as
ler to many respecu
■
fully prove, and the,
mile lees than tbtec
of other good mnkes. Their grsotsysALONS. makes thU possible.
Only a few days entii Cbristmns
“
‘ e os a call. If yon are
to the purchase of

SLrX-pSuTgtl^^ im
^uiliBlCBOD^
aasA»at.m3G

(

FURS, CLOAKS, SKIRTS AND CLOTHING

Miw Elto Gctk«.

CMd MiBsion, Dec. 6.
l Uvcwom glMBcs fitted by Dr. PbuImo for two
month,, and havp not hwl a particle of h**dache. Formerly

^

6
7
8
0
10
11
12
as
14
15
1C

a Mr,.H.Fifc.306Wl0d»M,Oily.80 ' '
22 D.W.B«tholomew.aF.D.Na3.10*
23 D.8ieb«|t.aF.D. Ne.l,W *
21 Mr^Wm. Bright M*pte«»y. 77* *
25 Mn.AnmiBit>Mh,R.F.DL Mo. l;7n*
Si Mim.{>etn>der,llUWFrc)(it«t.Ci^,7S
a Chu. AndwMo. Satkm* Bay. 73
28 Mn.PeUiider.ll9WFe<mt«t.City.7t
» Lomn Meitn, 310 W 8»li ,t. a^. 72
30 L.RHpytMriK4,Mioh..7t
31 Mn.MMyB«ff. Boyne FidU.MIoh. 71
32 Mra. L. Norri,, City, 71
, Xt Uri H. Porton. B. F. D. Ko. 4. 70 ^
.34 Mrw Liviiumtoii. Acme, 0»«
3.3 Mrwtiea Mate. 535 WOthnt. City, 68
;«-> Mrs. Fxl. Horm, Interiooben, 68*
;rj* Mim. H. Can. R. F. D. No. S 68*
Tho«> maAcd • leccitwd dolb betoie the

Table Liaens asd Domestics.

Dred Goods. Site astvchrete.

Bntea Llaes of Underwear.
LoU that we do not intend to handle the flett
Maaon. Tbeae wUl be chwedont at Om Third M
OteHaWOH,

Boat
B«t valuea
value, at
,1 regular price,.
price |TrH«d now for
thi, wile at Ome Third to OaeBaUOn.
Oae

Brcrything in thwe Kno, in rimrt piece, wll be

marked at OM ThM It Oae Half on.

Thiswlllbeoneof the best sales, we ever held in point of value to the customer. ,,

^

SALE BEGINS TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, AND WILL LAST TWO WEEKS ONLY.

$1^.75
Fbr Ooato that noli
. 08.50 and 09.00.

$10.00
For Ooato that aold for
, Sll(»aadSlfiw0a,
A groat variety rf rtylea
and fjbrica. <

13.75
FbrCaato in Cheviot and
Fhney Mixtmea. 48 to 60
-in. long. SoU attlS to
018.

A CLOAK
SALE.
Wortliytf the Name

Thi» is the Bett^oppwtuoity you ever had to
buy wch garments right in the season.
■ They are not a few undesirable garmenu.
but every garment is marked at less than cost
AO make.
It's a most cxlraofdinafy offer, and if you
FbrOoat, in fine Brand.
ckA ted Kfnay, aemi nad have. ANY use for a Coat now u yonr time.

20.00

U^tfitthig. Were 036
to $28.
'

Swm ExcepUoBal Ofteian is Co^^

7.50

15.00

For Coats that aoM for
$10. Black and Mistarea.

12.00
FW Coals in
and
FaoerMUiares. 45 10 50
ia^loog. 8oU si tl5 to
10.50. ' ' ------- - -

ALL sons 1-3 OF.'

ISKOO COATS Fbt $27.S0

W1.60.____________
*Li

a*»

25.00
For Oo^ tite «IH
hmt wd fiasat
Were $30 to 137 aa

4 1

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tmim.'

>im, TlUVCIIW «flV, MieHMAN.

Ik. IMaal
Ik.
IMMI SMiek-eB ktMM
MvO. kf Whaf* wmtm m

H

Vt

Mkn.ti««a. Tk. km
tiMt
Q» loM ^ Wn M • Mtarnit-

rrapftimiENr

r5TS5=irBfS>U..

Hev Tcan slvays ankes a cesenl ctesBisenp.
At tkattawsssterNS articles of talae fkatneylie
of se.^seai jft any AM a realr teyer tkivuh tke

SH&SriSHc

nato la tea patoten ef Tteyo fbsee
ite ttiteim
Mmu wbte ite tetter Jim wmb imn
Mnsetem. Mtetenpefitenttafeteiteinr
bte M gteto na gteticniar to tel MM
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1fiM* ytm 0.x. m rnmv
«•'
,.wk. WhBi A».»WTia>M» IMpllT COWBMir PiW
*«i ttb tad* Mk hi Nd »d «kfe o»«w* cod of > fwhw*
icrWsfetiit]
toMOK.
»«<Bba
' «kicki
ab»tk*«0T

atfjr a«Mlnr«'v*dafe of GBAHAK
V SOCIAL TEA BBWOrT. . .

NATIOHAL BISCUIT COMPyOlY

mifWMBt rraoi
wt m
•B MMBBUr tatBriiltoK Bittrt
BfUtok life ter Mfty fMr«. H» «m
«lvm Bt 4>pwtitd «BOQ to
MilKIt
cm lb«|teTortio el U« W or on mM
ftl^ ttei oee4e< eocrwAloo. In Um
r«|MeeL teit ba« not for jenn Bm in
f llli tbe letor fonnc ct rmtfAenl^
lite. Mr. Ubooeliere to Beteg orged
uffwrHb n bbofc on Me ronUntoeencM.
Be snei Ure n wonderfniljr
jitetef lioreon of MonUnt It dmibt.
tM rtelMin Beendlntrlen In AsmtfdL dm In Moounn tlief «gr be it
itA ileM ann in tbe nortbwMt neii
la Senior W. A, CUrk. Tbe moet
■Bdeel^ oetinnte of Me tertnne It |S^
wblle annjr mm In potttlen to
indge ter tbni It will npproneb
oen.eMf The fOraer Bgare it nndoebtediy loo contenmfire. Peter Lerm
ft a m^ne by birth. hOTlng been bom
on tbefitlnnd^ rnaen ttumU ymn
ego. Ptr tbe tret twenty yeert hit
mi wte tbnt of nny ordtennr gentnnt
Hn enae to AmIc*
woatHfnoded and Ignorant of tbe Iangaage. |»eglnttlng at a dock laborer.
gi»ben PUcalm. bead for two decBdee of tbe PenaayhranU railroad aflalft In Pmtbnrg and one of tbe oldeit
mm te' tbe eerrlee of diat great eorgoratloa. U to rolunlarily leare tbe
nerrM A ooMltiee of enployet
went W nee bla laai week to nek him
Co ren^lder bin teCemilnaUoa. but
be told tbea 4bal be wee one of tbe
teen wbo urged npoo tbe esecaUre of.
•dalt the wltdote of adopting tbe rebib

bom lb Toboltk. ttbtela. In ltt4. pn^
feemni Qoa|ltlea of the moet varied
bind. He It flbemitt. geoleglet. pbllof
ppber aad edncatloaallet united In
pcrmoaallty.
Mayor Medellaa of New York It
eipected in a few days to take
oglctel actloo ae wlU leare no doubt
of bla oppoMtIon to Murphy, tbe pree4nt lender of Tnaaaay. He will probnWy reilm
T. OMiley. whom Morphy
Ulnlng. In the erent that
ahall be forced out It It thought that
Jameu J. Martin will beooqic lender of
Tammany. He U the ablett man In the

*"^0^^. \0ovmrmon at OarieCon.
Mleh.. bat llred to MtMir-g'aitUiictlan
giren to few menT^hls It tbe oelebrttlon of bU golden wedding with hit
aoDoodwIfe. Mr. and Mrt. 4
are two of the earlleet eeUlert In the
■notion where they reelde and fire In
Breur townthip. weet of the
Mr. OoppemoU le tS yeart old and bat
Ifred on the name farm for tlxty-nlne
yeart. Ht wnt BrM martled In 1848
aad bit wtte died to itBl. In ifU he
WMI marited to Me prenent wife and
today both are hale aad heartj.
*^Nlck aad Allee were engaged for
tlx months and pap didn't know anything about It.** grarely announced
Archie Rooeerelt to bU Quaker achool
playmatet In Wathington. Archie alwayt cnllt hit future hrotherln-Uw
•Nlck."
By a blunder of Prank Tucker, a
drug clerk. Minnie Btelyn KIU(ngbeck.
of Aneoala. Coon., wat gtren bichlor
Ide of mercury pelleti Inttead of headache Ubieta. and the gin died In a
Tucker wat the gtrl*»
poltay ^mby any man could rtUre
at tf aiid aU mea anet quit wbeo ibe>
Sole heir to IX.000.00 is the luck of
reifbed tbe age of 7t. ~f(ow could I.
Billings Bherman. a Hoommk Palls, N.
being tU aotbor nnd
Y.. achool pupil, through the death of
•MB of that Idea.** aal
hie grmndrather. Jeeee Blllingt of
tbe
beeaae operatlre in my cate? Northumberland. N. Y„ who left m,
will. The grandfather waa eeontrtc
Mn. bout. 1 am ready to quIL**
CbHt?. aad applied bit talents to the aocuian.
tborg bre depart- lailon of wealth.
AiigutUo Poole, a TeCemn tralnerl
and reenUcd la
_
being tent to jail wbo fought la the Crtmea la 1884^.
for^ a 4Katb. A Bre alarm brought wat thrown Into a borlal trendi wblle
elsly ftreiDMi and their machinee to wounded after the battle of Tcher
naya. hot made a alight moTement
rraak
**My wlfe*t fury It that wat noticed and wat pulled out
again. He died la Bngland the other
day. having lived Just 80 years after
her i threatened to call out bis first funoml.
department to extinguish her
0&-T6«f"dmiT now. It'
Cow With Three Home.
you tl4k It neceptery.**
In a consignment at oatUe from
wtehn^ before tbe police
pc
aagUtrato. Adair county. I. T., recolTed at Bt
wbn sekl him to Ue
for LottU^ waa a cow wHB three home.
Uiny teya.
Stockmen who eaw the nntmal nd

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llagnist: among tbe monarcht. He
Oae of the men etelmed that the fact
rcudt twelve languagoe and speak*

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^•s. It gnee^ the cid m
Itepe uvem.*
Large crowds and firM-claaa r
bnye marked tbe winter meetu
AmtepnteJ^Ang^
f^ty-two men to Hot Springs in
MnhA to mart Che trMilng cnmi
-Pin Pker M the mge In SI.
M winter and aA the pool nteTbl
moms In the snintly Mty are thriving
te never before.
Nebraska te to have a state lumcbsll
Se^e next season, comprising eight

bUlarda. has won fourteen straight
gname withovt n defeat In Paris.
Dan McBwan wfll race Tmma Book­
er. X:06M. over the 6uiadlaa
tracks this winter.
CbmrUe Babb, former shortstop of
the Brooklyns.ls to manage the Me
iatc foot­ pbU team of the Southern longne the
ball tor one ymur la order that the
game may be modified and a reasonsbie game devlaed and demonstrated tend that ioBa J. Owen of that cUv
In pmctlce. He expresses his views In eBoohl be recognised as tbe IfiO-yard
a letter to Chancellor McCracken of ebamploa Mace tbe rmxmU of Artbnr
New York university Id replying to an Duffer, wbo have
eliminated by
Invitation to attend tbe conference ef the Amateur Athletk Union.
CoHeget on football held here ye«e^
Blankenship and Brmsbear. both
day. President niot. after aaying that former "Wg** league players, led tbe
the InviUtlon bad been referred to the Pnelfie Oonat league In batting for tbe
faculty committee on athletics, added season Juat ended.
*i avail myself of this opportunity
Dave Brain, the new third bnaeman
to tell you that my own belief U that of the Boston Natlonalv has seen serloterDollegtate foottell should
vice la Dee Motoee, Bnffalo. Bl. Louis
mopped for one year, eo tha* tbe In- and Pltuburg.
dlMdunl collegee may demonatrate
The American Rowing association.
pracdoe. each on Us own grounds,
Ibe eocalled American Henley, has
game of teoihan.
fixed upon Saturday. May X8. aad thSara the Game la ftulimd.
* Pbr myself. I find It Impoaslbl
tbe time and place for the annual
believe that the committees, coaches gntu next ymr.
and umpires wbo have ruined
Tbe Washington Paik race track.
game are to be trusted with Its reform wMck die American Derby was run for
rplaoement. The fundamental dif- seventeen years. Is to be cut up Into
fienity with tbe present game Is tbe cHy lots. The prohibitloo of beUing
bad eplrit In which ft Is played. To In Chicago a year ago caused the gates
get rid of this vtelone spirit 1 think to tbe race track to chme.
we tetei stop intereollegiate football
Tbe fifth annnar baaebalt gam«
for a time. On tbe whole, therefore. I iwt-en the nai*al and military Si
favor separate action by the Individ­ mies U to be played at Annapolis May
ual colleges and not conferences and 2C,
entlons or other atUmpu to conJohn n. Rockefeller Is going In for
s Intercollegiate football under ScotUsh terriora, and according to the

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lioaka IMUral^ (*1M to «w
ikit mo.t tBpaftaat oeiuSce.

rgP-Harnasitt to ofl and polrred FuUar, lO B. Tenth.
novXl-tf
tfclr bort. mudfr aboot aO dar «>d«r
tb* ueb or oTcrbaagiar raa* nd ITMA
teftwkiBa ibroMrlrM «ttb tta or rta*
wloo attbe ua boom or boi-h
-WHO of tbr oerotloo at tbo
on Nortb Blmtmi* *0P* eractad for tbe dor.
lu
•«aaa W a tbtrrr orckaid baa hi* owa
dec 7-lf
prlvatr (Mtlral aad arada oat lartlatiooa oniaiBiaitxd arltk cktrty
HOUSE for rent. 801 State strori.v7
la bla capTClal fricBdi. All aorta
rooms; small barn, $8 per mouth.
of
mio*
or*
plajreJ.
and
In
^ Bxs ar* pimreJ.
la tbo
B. J. Morgan.
dec 7-tf
a of lontmit ora bnus
Ok t
OFFICff ROOMS for rent. Wllbelm
tbo noUUtr and tbr dlptamUe
block,
corner
Front
and
Union.
to a sardn party. It I. abo tb* aaaoov XMf
aaa for family piroln.

FOR RENT.

FOR SALE

teeny tOossem festlrgl st nn end.
dierrles sre not In-

weight XAOO.

and RimedeU 8ts
IX to 14 aerue MMI1

sifjr.yi"-!sr.2ar“
There is eonelderable aaw Umbar
U-tar « Ul.

Admiral Dewey sends greet tag to
the American navy. -Let ns have
neither cliques nor grudges, hut all
stand togethrsr for tbe good ef the
country and the service.** te his aapared by the admiral of the navy at
tbe requeet of the Associated Press
and was started on Us trip around the
world early Snoday afternoon.

porisnee that brfoce
tbe blossoms the fact te ndvenlscd In FOR fiALClot, 44X West Bgbt atTMC. Frier If fortune dlsn-gmnte tbe claim.
nil tbe locsl pepers.
%. The ebony tree
IX.400. onntblrd down,
ns tall OB nn oak.
Don't hang th> head In fear and el
mod daring tbe time of bloom It te so
suit purebaaer. Inquire 118 Baal Bnt marry the girl that yon love 1
ier*s »
teden with fluu ers that not a vestige of
Ninth struet, or additta John Cliina
do I ho
tenf Is visible. *n»e floweri have nteo
Chcboyiwui. MIcb.
Jan 8*
Johnson Drug Co.
a Mogalar aad driJeate perfume.
Japanese women have a pntty enstom of making tbelr dreesee correTRY A RECORD WANT AO.
npond to tbe flowers wbldi are In esneon. At tbe rbeny bloswnn feellval ebe MONKV TO U>Aia-Me tax cMnn
wears aHrkuono embroidered with tbe
flower eo much In evidence then. When
tbe nxalen c-omen. tbla garment 1s reItteed urllb one coverMI wltb effective
nprnyn of tbe ^uricolqrsd nxnlene. and
tbe totm flat
tbte In turn give* way befocu tbe wfiitaria and cbiyaanthem urn.
nffn blitoc7.. Over 81*
In tbe arrangement of tbelr flower*
tedeenteuaM
ttflfid

MISCELLANEOUS

WOOD AND
SOFT COAL
COLUMBU TRUSFER C9.

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Each seperate bud
Ita chance to be admired. A stagle
flower IK-Id by n erystal vase makes a
feast for tbe eyes which te not fortblatest advices from London ho has
eomlug when doxeos of Ibu Umnonia
TbIe la tbe fliet offielal doclart
purchased three of a fsmous line from
SMliPSraMXk. 44.
CALMAN^ Ifitorler fipnr Vemleb
te
Vanriaklaj
of the ipliit of the Harvard authorities Colin Toung.lhe well-known breeder nre crowded togetbiT and tbelr IndlTidoal charm entirely lost.
meet durable for eR Intortorr wertL
IV
towaid the game. Heretofor*- It
for 4M guineas.
wer to all Inquiries tbe etatci
waa made that Preeldent Eliot would
deal erlth tbe whole matter in bis an­
Magnetic Iron sand has req^ntly your aystnm Is in helping women otT
nual message to the university
tbe ear.** eaU the man on the back
non in February, but that the in­ been dUcovered on the soubi cotel of platform to tbe conductor. -I tbongbt
Java,
and It U reported to be v^ry '
at firm that yon astteted only elderly
itiative In any action for or ag
"able.
women. Then, when I eaw yon help
foothill did not lie with him but In the
It was only in 18CC that the emperor
1 thought
overseers of the university.
repealed tbe law forbidding Japnonee
To Meet Jeffries. .
subjects
to
leave
their
own
country.
a
Franclaoo. Do<v X8.~Jaek
knocked that theory
MANUFACTUBEBS OP
Tbe
Frenek
postoffice
department
!s
O'Brlea. the pugUlM wbo recenlly deyon asMstnd that soor faced, bomdy
feated Robert ntxalmmona. anthorixee ow operating XO motor car postal cruattBU. What is yonr systam, axtyteuaneq of a challenge to James routes In various parts of the country. wr
In Manila most of tbe bonaee and
^It's very ntaiplc;- Mplled tbe con­
J. Jeffries, the retired heavyweight
iplon. Any terms that Jeffries offices have tiny window panes made ductor. *1 bdp only those women wbo
•eeis to ^ aeatetauee. Tbe others I
may demand, he ttys, will be accepted. Pf translucent oyMer sbeU Instend of
dos*t
bother wltb. I know tbe minute
“I will fight him now. or In two glsss.
A black iny. or tulip, with a flowgr n womsn riserln tbe car wbetber sbe
emtha. or tlx months from now.- said
le tbe sort wbo wm need my help ia
O Brten. -Jeff can have all the time eight Inches in diameter, has been nllgbtlng or Is perfectly capable of takhe wants to put himself In condition. found on tbe island of Luson. in tbe lagcnreofberuelf. If a woman marcbee to tbe door tbe mteute ebe Mgnate
In brief, be can make his own terms. Philippines.
Twenty years ago Port Arthur was for tbe car to step aad then grabs tbe
He. being the retired champion. I. the
acUve ckamplan. will deter to bla nsed as a place for the deporUtion of door Jamb eo sbe won't be thrown at
Chinese name was Lnsh- tbe sudden Jar stopping. I knew abe
wlahea. X have a ten weeks* engage­
win get off with her face to tbe front
Offiou and niilb \t. Front St.
CHz. Phono 80S
ment on the road aad there is only one IDKDW.
and needs no help. I
A gallon of water a 4lay Is drunk by •B tbe car te about t
-emeat that would make me can­
cel It. and It would be for Jeff to come
along U
helping band, wbetber ebe
out and eay *Mr. O Brien. I will fight ly all do. tbe gynflmstlcs known as
or old. pretty or bomely. for
you for the title.* 1 would Urow up Jln-Jltett.
A medical authority says that In If left to borsclf she will get off back$7,000 eBay money to meet him.*’
ward.--New
York Frees.
the
0*Brien will go straight to Phtladelda and after a few days* stay win are asleep eeenpe tbe bad effect of
open with bla abow fn Boston. He shaking and concutalon.
Judge Ibatteer of MiseteeippI wi
obetteate bachelor and rather prided
elf npon baring resisted tbe
Feather Cost Donn Livts.
idelphla. Chicago. St. Louts. Kaawm mt lovely woman when on all
On tbe apex of the prince of Weles*
saa City. Baltimore aad Pittsburg.
YoM Sued.
rown. which he wears on special oe- Bides bte friends bad fallen vlcttais to
tbe Inskfiocis arrows of fate. He was
ate Fielding H. Toat of tbe tTat
ema looking man, but wltb plenty
ty of MIcMgaa football team, wbo a tuft of pertwnk fentbers. tbe top of of dry biUDor in his nature. He bad m
la author of a book enUtted -Football which is adorned with n gold thread.
nut borne, over white hte reteUres
for Playw and Spectetor.- la Wg TWs feather ia laid to be 4torib |M.
sued for te.OOO by Chides Van Keuren fiOO. aad bus tbe dlatlndJofi oflmlng
of HowcU. wbo alleges that agree^ the only one of Its kind in tbe world.
tbe Judge anewerud tbe
meats have not been lived np to In It tote XO years to procure It. and It
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a
arrangement made between him caused the dealb of moru than a dot
and Yost by phlcb be was to advertise en hnntera. The reasou tbe pursuit
In a grave and deUberate voice tbe
tbe b4M eatenaively aad receive a of the periwte te so dangerous is be^Stanilj
caute it tebnMIs tbe mnglea and ntber
row and spoke with eympatby in look
baa not a leg to bamte of Ugera.—Tispts.
and Tdce: -Alas, 1 ace! midon meL on M Ibe anlt vbSte wfll be

312 STATE ST.

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MILLING CO.

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Feed. Buckwheat. Rye, Graham, and
Wholewheat Flour. Yellow Granu­
lated Meal. Buyers and shippers of
Grain; car lots or less. Custom feed
grinding a specialty.

GUTTERS

have offidnUy labeled tbe new flAfiO.
fififi Iteteiant tnte and Mente Cnrto
bnfldlng In tbla town n Meral
peril nnd pledged toetefnppoft to tbe
battle ngaimatlL Bo grtet la the fight
not only la tBn entire granite
•Into np In nrma ngnlaM it« hot poiMk

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assortment of

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tbow «Hik PMH« Ma
•Rtral. Bra Ik* k«V Mktf CMlT
iHo kM* ■ ■««*«■ «( mm» kM Mck
bdriaS 111. «r. At erwT ««*«

above tbe right eye of tbe animal was
evldener that H had been pnllod from
the sknll of nnotber bovine, while lU
preeent owner and lu loeor were eet*
Ulag their catfbood bniUea. He mainUlned that the young bom bad taken
root la Its new lodgment and grown to
maturity.
Another platnaman contended that It
^ptplB Peter J. Fraser of the «M limely the evolution of the kmg
stte.^ BMtendte. baa ..de the bom entUe that once roamed the
or i.iio
plains Into tbe aleek Hereforfis of tbe
tel^jltew Toni and Marmuda M7
tlaiw. mt total milmge by aen alone
Kernmier. preMdent of the
ftete a I. to TIMiP aOln
amen wbleb wgn|d
eg^l ^ dMnnoe nbn
aa none of the renew naetgned by
tr^nj^dth. world. or aenrtT tw»> tbe mmi fite tbe lienk was tetiatee- beard In tbe Wayne' CIrenIt oonrt In
TW' story ef tbe.tertett ef Mev. 0.
TbM'win too Sites flbr tItoYMteB
trtpe to.CBBi
hntengnln.lt toiy. te woMd keep tbe now and nxpride fif fbe Judge. Nbo feh that be
blMt Bur at tbe Cbkwgo Mote nbow In
you. He nays: -I auffered agonies. c^ « be w^ ef bte i
N. R. Dec. XL—*rklrteen

rmBtk, Bwlw. tm,
new noWwaaMn from Pnnnsylvanta.
ar^kmU the HngnbUenn National
Oa||ege|l«ngue. witb a brtfbch In every
ta^ Amerioan nalverslty. and was
euited Its Bret president He has bad
a brllUnnt career from tbe time of bis
ni^esBm to tbe Pltteburg bar.

jMsinHi PnpMlr -Nr Mb

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mmrnnfominmt
rm Om VoUfi of Om»i Tmnmrn
OmmUt: liMt jpi—Iff tJb* MlB
«v «ffff Hr tte 4irMt vM
at tha paam, m H wm tbm trnmai
Whmarjimarm.
1 morn «r wa M# 1mm U»i wm»
Mr agHalff » frwiy. ttOM «H«it
ff mhH
m4«
Mtaf ft um
Is
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AMtm miha
momMd la ftMla H ftll bSftffd Oft ilOf
ofto aftb)M(.
0«r laat tagfalat»r^
ftwHod Oft tHto ffiotloft aa4 %pmx
BMfo tteo fta4 vfti tfttM mom oHoot
1ft iHo pftpofft UMft ftftj oCHar ffoadoo
H, oor laat ttfla>
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NEW DISCOVERY

Sia.oo
CONNECTED FREE
$2j00do«m,$1.00a month
fora 15.ioch

Cured or O

J. O. B. Hoopw% m morohant. of Woodford, Tonn., wHto* "Fifty
Ur*. UoUl* Hott of
ttuit:Dr.
; horbodUdo for tiiooad. Which doctor* oald
tion «ft*r^f*mUy

mttm oumt m tmi woMA^eon couoHi and eotoei
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PHoe ftOo and $1.00 QUABAIITEEP

15 Inch Broiler. IMnch
Oven. 4 Burners
on top
These are 1905 stoves and
thi. is your chance. .

lohnson Drag Co. S. E. Walt« Sons American Drag Co.
ncHiBM lews coiiEisa

TIAVaSE CITY 6AS eo.

TW is only one Washing 1
Mftcmiie made that gives ■■ n iiMiiviiii
perfv^ aaiiafiictioD at all | |
tiroes. This is the : : :
V

STEP SAVERS

Wo soli thorn on 30 iiys’
trial, so you tskc no
ebanoes.

Wood! Wood!

Did aonro fn«<l roincinyon that you Itad
n.«{lect«*l to provide forf
Von oan find jrut the gift
here thtt yon wunld like
to return for New Yont*.
It need not be cipeiiiivo
nnloM’yon wi»h; plenty
of daiuty u>d ploaeinK
gifts fur a little money.

MARTINEk’S

' 16 INCH HARDWOOD. SLABS AND EDGINGS

CAN MAKE PROMPT DELIVERY. SEND US
YOUR ORDERS.

sMIag a Biaaar to haavaa. $6.
W. C Haoip of Battle Crwak. with
hia wife, eight chUgraa. alaa haai
horaaa. toar hoM ftft whaala M tvif
hftffiaa> with fthftftAaaca at frakata.
|art gfgfttifti ffltt a Bttla ftttr thi

Oval Wood Disb Co.
■g BT. aan PBtns

MWQbalm block. OUasfta pbfDag ^
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TR. A. H. HOLUDAY, Ofadaata

217 EAST FRONT ST,

A. J. McPHAIL

UMBRELLAS

DEj^TIST

UITHUR HOLUDAV-M. D. PhpM*
Heenhoe.!**.
OR. LAWTON—Phrdelu aM

That don't lcak--gokl
and silver haudlea.

$4. $4.50, $5.00
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graved free. Just the
thing for a gift that ia
enduring

RINGS

DR. (3AUNTLETT
Bpodal AttenUoo gives to
P
diaeaaes of the eye.
with Dr. I. A. Thompson
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLOCK HERVEY H. ANDEII
eooaaa
Ctty.l

lt*I.ETNEttn

ABflTRACTfl OF TITLR-C a 6a^
vsr. Prioaa reaaoaahiA OMaa wtdf
O. P. Oarrar aad Bra. cBth pkoftsft.
OR. E. F. CHASE—Ho
flea over Bugbaa‘s drug atbra. I
tana phoaa-Baaidaooi^ 554; ot
654.
sag $1-1

You can’t give anything
more Bcceptabk*.
Our
prices $1.00 to $50.00

OR. E. L. THIRLTf Bpaclal ftttfti
Uoo to dlsaaaaa of ehOdiea. Bom
40* 8UU baak bldg. Both phoasA

SEE THEM >T.

DRS. J. a
MADT J.TKUE&LO0D
O8TBOPATHI0 PHYMOlANSl-i
mBATammmaiMg. • s. m. m a
ISO I w m. f m a ■vislifti rnmomm

HastalTs
Stwtitf St0ft

J.W. HIGGINS
Fine Dental Work

•laiD RIPWS l*IRDIIII IV
COIPAIY*

JOHN R. SANTO
rntm wnhito

FIRE INSURANCE 1

a. M. nu*llmant«l
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
IMOTAUY PUDLI'C

P. TYLER

DENTIST
TAXKS

^l.as PER L.OAD

roftM rather aaa tha avfl aaa
. $1; calltftg aa ordlaanr palplt

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16 INCH SOFT WOOD, SLABS AND EDGINGS

trie priM at wrnmrnt «
ftlhcfftiiiit aM at Batrit
All klM af OTSB will ha 4

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J. E. GREILICIi CO.

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•atfl$42
TRAVERSE CITYyLODOE, Mb 2S5, F.
A.A.
bM»u oa Ifooday ftraalat
oa or bafore tbo ^all of tba ftRoaft.
at 7:5$ p. BL kL B. Haakall. aaorwtaiy. Btamr E. Whltat W. M.

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WltH tbki. aa vUli an ff««(Softt or rltftl
tBportaaoa to tbo frar bokSor oT tba
aiftU fro porbaff 4o ooi «ot a perfOcl
lav wICk tbo ifftt bfll paaaod. Barh
IftMiW or tiM laglalfttftro te aa 14aa
J. L. Keach has shipped 22.000 bush­
IftdUna and Kentucky. Their caval­
oT'kla ovft« aad^bo wum U trff vltk
cade Is en route from Battle Cratk to els of poUtoes this season from Sotith
tiM Totort at laffo. WbHo vo board
Teancssse. Tbe family started four Bonrdmnn. Ho has still In atorage
ft graat ftMftr ftffftk aad 1 bottoro a
weeks ago and have made the trip
lano ftMOart^'or ibt poopto voro In
A flah barrel fhelory U to be aaUb- overland. Mr. Hamp is a lumberman,
famr oT prloMry tftlona. rot a «raal lUhad at ManUtaa.
HOUSE8 FOR flALE.
and be wUl take charge of a luml>er
ftMar dM ftoi ftiidotrtand tboroufflr
ootUff on E. Eighth for flXlSO.
The BUckmar Rotary Pump. Power camp'and oiiUs for n company that
vbftt U Mat br priauuT roIbnB. aad aad bUnafnetoriag oootpaay of PaUm
Iher barualna. SslI on contract.
has 2.000 acres of Umber land to clear
tboao tbfti baro
key. has cloaad $60,000 worth of con- Up thlrty-ilve miles south of Knoxville, aaay forma. Farms for sale. Firs inauranca. Brown A Colby. 211 E. Front
tmclSL
about the fool of Smoky mountain.
The Bad Axe chicory factory has One of the bahlUtlons on wheeU U Btrost. Cltx phons 234.
paid oat Wjm to farmers this scs- oonstrocted of tin and Mr. Hamp
Wbllo I bavo ilraa Iblo aabloeiooB* son and manufactured 6.6«7.*00 pounds
says that It Is the coldest place U
iidofabla tboogbt aa voU aa a groat
odd weather and the hottest in warm
ftMftr atbora, aad 1 balloTO that the
Zacharias A Maaon, Detroit, manuloglalatoro gara aa laat oaoakMi th« faetttim of shirt waists, are consid­ weather he ever occupied. Two of thi*
boat Uv tbor vero oapabla oT girlng. ering the erection of a branch fnetory structures are of weatherboard and thv
ovlag to aacb a raao dlfforoiice.of In one of Ue lllchlgnu towns. It will other is of thick canvas.
Regarding house proprietors, doctors
optakv oa tba aab)ocl. Tbero are give employment to fifty girls at the
mm^ tblaga aboat It that a graat many start.
and others who do business with Pere
or aa do Bot Ilka: tharo are otbar p^
Qas franchises have been granted by Marquette railway employes will be af­
aoBO or Ua lav that meammaoA It lhe,vllUges_oLRsBl Jacket and Laurfected by the fact that iho road went
tvrr blgblr. I BioBtloB thaoa facu lum^^Kerr A Petermann, attorneys
into tbo han'ds of a receiver recently ,
ai^rnr for tbo parpoaa of getUag tba In Red Jacket Comrolllng Interest
Justice Granger of Grand Rapids ha.*
peopla to think about thia qaaatloa of will be held In Calumet and OaceoU
received a communication from Chas.
I for of townships.
Blaatlng our naxt <
one of the atiomeys for
flea br direct rote of the people.
F. W. CnrlUle A Oo. of Saginnw
P. M. and C.. H. A D.
I baliere that ve should glre thin has Just completed Improvements and
system. In which he declares that nt»
lav a trial aa va might argda the additions to Uelr tannery, which have
disclosures will be flitnl by the re­
oaeatloB oT prlmur alaetloo. bot we been in progress for the past >*ear and
ceiver. and that Judgminis rendered
will aeirer haow what wa waat until a half and make the plant capable of
an output twice that of a year ago. This has caused constcmstlon
1 ballava It tba duty oT tba rotera of Several new buildings have been built
those who were expt'cUng to collect
Orand Trararaa ooontr to give thU Uw and the company has now the onqr
their bills on garnishee suits to be
Santa Clant ia on bit an­
a trial ao that at the next election ve motts floor space of 100,600 square
brought In Justice court. One woman,
nual craiae to lK*atow goal
will be quallfled to aee Juat exactly The capital has also besn IncreastMl.
the proprietor of a South Division
thin^a on hia many frionila.
vbarola Ihla Uv falls and where It
T. Bruno A Sons of Saginnw. build­ street biardlng house at Grand Rap
If you tliink of ffiving some
oooM be ftuide batter. 1 belleYe that ers of msrlne gas engines, are tbo
Ids. claimed today that she would Ih‘
of your marrietl childn*n
a Urge maX^ty of the TOtera of this Inventors of snd appllcanU for a
out about 1200 If this decision held
the material for a honae as
oounty are In favor of soma kUd of patent on an entirely new foature In
The Uw bolds thnl a n'celver ap
a Chriatmaa preaent, plcvtstV
primary aomlnatlona; and I think we tbe way of a circulating pump for gss
pointed by a I’nltiM States ciuir can­
bear UB
us in mu
mind in oonm'cohoftld gat togathw and get this mat engines. It is simplicity Itself, hsving
not be madt* a gamlshw defendan‘
Qoedtiou with the lumber not
tv bafora tba paopla so that they can no cwntric plunger or gearing: Is ab­
without the permlsfdon of the court
€m1. Wo aupjdy
supply the
tho l>eet
know Hha kUd of primary Uw beat solutely noiseless and throws a steady
the foroata and mills affonl
appointing. Judge Harmon was a»)
adapted for ns; and that we can get stream; there being no friction. It re­
at loi^t prict*8 oouaistent
pointed by the UnlltMl States court aud
a vdca of the voters ouUido of poll- quire no power to operate. ThU pump
wjUi quality.
what the-cotiri’s attitude will tv onihe
UOB.
win be attached to all of Uelr
permitting t>f «nch suits Is unknown
I do not thing that thU ahould be a three^port valveless engines.
The statute permits the commence­
bomUal Usoe. as It makaa no differThree -miles from i'armlnglon. ment of a suit, but not garnishment.
OBce whethv 'we are democrats
Mich., lives Henry WIxom. 70 yesrs
ropabllcana or to whatever political old one of the most remsrksbie blind
party wa baloftg. We may believe men in the Pnlted SUtes. He lives all
that direct nomlmatlofte
alone wUh tbe exct jitlon of a cat. rmts
or deirtmanUl to one party the
and bees. WIxom owns flfly hives of
aa another, nnd I think we shoqltl got bees nnd supports himself by the Intogether aad vot# upon this
dttslry.* The oW man is slwa>s ncThe handaomeat and moat convenat the next a)eciloo which will be companied by a great tom cat that Is
lent KITCBEN CABIITET on the
apeeUUy called for that purpose.
as remarkable as Us master. This cal
market
Solid Oak fronU, Mouse
Wa mnat begin to take the n(
has been trained like s dog nnd Is nh
and dust proof Holler U-arint: Flour
aary atapa aa toon aa poasIMe aa there ways at Wlxom s heels. At times the
bin.
will have to be a party eorollmeot at old man goes astray and when hh doea
Wo manufacture thorn and make
the election la April. Then there most the cal finds the path and acts up a
low price#.
be a patitloo drafted aad signed by peculiar yowling which brings Us mas­
twenty par cent of the enrolled party ter to his bearings again.
voters In order to cnll n special elecContructor Qmhnin of the Arm of
tkm to aubmlt tbe queaUon to a vote. Qrabam A WUlUmi^ni Menominee,
TAAVERSB CITT, MICH.
There must be several of Iheae petl- made a round of the bwners of proper­
ty abutting n street they recently
stance the lUte^ertoafiLSiid county of- paved and on this tour he came across
Aoera require eeparate peiltUma. aUo the fUmUy of Gilbert Lnosoo. n mill
for legtsUlnraa. and then the qneatUm man. consUtlng of fUther. mother and
must be voted npoa In Jana.
nUcteen children, one of whUh hhd
I think that after the necessary been adopted tato the family. Mr.
steps were taken that when It came Graham thooght that tbe family ahould
to a vote the people would be In favor come tp tbe noUoe of Preoldeat Roose­
of trying tbe Uw we now have. 1 do velt, He then made out tbe hlU for
not hattavo va are aaffleUaUy posted
B tbe LBUxon property and
on the vorklag of UU law to know
saying that he Intended to
whether It would be a fUUara or ape- snake a present of the receipted bill |
Ma aad do not think wa aver will be. to Mr. Lauton, as heWred any man
-Md flo not think our legUUture wUl who would not only bring up a lamUy
of eighteen children, but could still
have uuttl wa try by practkal •expari- flad room for an orphna ehUd.
euca aad huov vharelB thU Uv faUs.
The e<^ltort of the Three Rivera
I am atrongir tu lUvor of givlug
trial aud hope the people at large will Hustler has printed the
fbr -puffs:- Plor telllmg the
caraCuUy eimaldsr the pmtter au1
public
that n man U a aucceesful clU
woaki be pUuaad to bear from tba dlf
•faraai ralan U tba eouaty aa to what mm wkea evory kaowa ha it laiy as
their opIaloBs are ragardlug the same a govmmeiit mala, $2.70; rafa
HmMag to aat UU Uw triad. I bag to to g daoaaaad cltte aa ona who U
atoftraad by tha afttiia commualty,
whaft wa know he wfll oaly ba m
by a pokei* clrda. $10.15; referring
to tome galUvsBUBg featala aa aa W
ombla lady whofti It la a piM

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Scremed and pr»>
pared especially for
Ranges and Cook
Stoves, from an ex­
cellent quality of
Hocking Valley Coal.
It is easy to handle
and a good burner.
Try a ton and be
convinced.

MSmUKE

FOR CONSUMPTION
In Hs Final fttageet

RANGE COAL

Notice to the Taxpayers of the aty of
the aUte aad county taxes
year yLM, aad for the dallaquefit
scad la my haads far oollactkm.
I wUl ha la ftiy oCfloa to racdva
taxes ftem aow uatll Feb. L 1*06. oa
each woek day from 6 oclock to 11:50
oYlock In the fbreaooft and from 1
o'doek to 4 o'cloek la tba aftanmoa.
Oa an atmta aad coaaty taxes paM

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